Great Ming: You Were Told to Woo the Princess, So You Married the Empress

Zhu Ningyi transmigrates to a cultivation world filled with rival dynasties, becoming a grandson of the Ming emperor.

One day, the empress of the Great Zhou dynasty holds a contest to find a husband for her younger sister, Princess Jinsha.

When word gets out, the Great Qin, Great Tang, Great Song, and other dynasties all send their most talented young men, hoping to form an alliance through marriage with Great Zhou.

Zhu Ningyi is ordered to pursue the princess. To his surprise, he can read the private diaries of the empress, the female national preceptor, and the female generals of Great Zhou. So he marries all the beauties and brings them back to the Ming.

The Empress's private diary: I want to find a man bold enough to kiss me by force and take me to see the sea.

The Female National Preceptor's diary: It's the middle of the night, and I'm craving a man again.

The Female Chancellor: I want to find a man who studies both Confucianism and Legalism, and cuddle up with him.

Zhu Yuanzhang: I sent you to Great Zhou to pursue the princess. How's it going?

Zhu Gaochi: Imperial Grandfather, it's done! Ningyi pulled it off!

Zhu Yuanzhang: Oh? Did Ningyi win over that princess?

Zhu Gaochi: No, but he won over Great Zhou's national preceptor.

Zhu Yuanzhang: Excellent! A female national preceptor is far more important than that princess.

Zhu Gaochi: He also won over Great Zhou's empress, the female general who guards the nation, the female bodhisattva who protects the country, the female Daoist leader, and the female earth immortal.

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