Great Ming: I Can See the Empress's Private Diary

Zhu Ningyi transmigrates into the Ming dynasty as an imperial grandson. In this world, dynasties stand everywhere and the Dao of Literature flourishes. Reading and understanding its principles can lead to cultivation, while the Confucians, Legalists, Daoists, Logicians, and other schools all possess their own supernatural arts.

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

Zhu Ningyi is ordered to pursue the princess. To his surprise, he can read the private diaries of the Great Zhou empress, female imperial preceptor, and women generals. So he sweeps up all the beauties of Great Zhou.

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.

Female general: It's so lonely in the middle of the night. I want a man. I want...

The female imperial preceptor's diary: In the middle of the night, I actually want to be... so embarrassing.

Female chancellor: I want to find a man who cultivates both Confucianism and Legalism and cuddle up with him.

Zhu Gaochi: Imperial Grandfather, it worked! Ningyi did it!

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

Zhu Gaochi: No, but he won over the Great Zhou imperial preceptor.

Zhu Yuanzhang: Not bad! A female imperial preceptor is far more important than that princess.

Zhu Gaochi: He also won over the Great Zhou empress, the Guardian Bodhisattva, the female Daoist leader, and the female Earthly Immortal.

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