Cultivation Diary of the Great Ming: From the Start, I Made Xi Shi Cry

Zhu Changjin transmigrates to a world of rival dynasties and becomes a grandson of the Ming emperor.

In this world, the Dao flourishes. Scholars of the literary path educate the people; Confucians and strategists of the imperial path use dragon-supporting arts to aid rulers; and the incense-and-faith divine path gathers worship to ascend to godhood.

Zhu Changjin obtains a System that lets him improve his cultivation by writing a diary.

But he always writes in an extremely terse style, leaving out the details. When his diary is exposed, people mistakenly assume he has a secret relationship with all the fairies.

For instance, after spending all night discussing swordsmanship with Xi Shi, he writes a brief entry: Yesterday, spent the night with Xi Shi.

Xi Shi: We were discussing swordsmanship all night! What kind of diary entry is that? It's way too vague!

Diary: Sparred with Wu Zetian all night. My back hurts.

Wu Zetian: You were sparring with me, Your Majesty! Couldn't you make that clear? And your back hurts? People will think I did something to you!

Diary: Another day spent flirting with Diao Chan.

Diao Chan: We were talking about how other people flirt, okay!

Diary: Cao Cao said he slept with Liu Bei's wife.

Cao Cao: I said I slept with the kind of woman who would be Liu Bei's wife!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.