Great Ming: I Transmigrated to Yongle’s Reign to Help My Brother-in-Law Become Emperor

Zhang Dingfan transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes the younger brother-in-law of Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi's wife. He was originally an illiterate, notorious wastrel. After transmigrating, Zhang Dingfan decides to use his knowledge of the future to change his fate. First, he extracts penicillin to treat the gravely ill Crown Prince, earning the trust of both the prince and the imperial court. Then he improves the loom, spurring the development of handicrafts and raising the people's standard of living. With his knowledge of history, he deftly defuses several court crises, including preventing a succession struggle that might have sparked civil unrest. He even boldly proposes moving the capital, advocating that "the emperor should guard the nation's gates," demonstrating remarkable strategic vision. Using his unique status and sharp wits, Zhang Dingfan navigates one power struggle after another, steadily building his influence while helping the Crown Prince through every difficulty. The two work seamlessly together as they face the turmoil of court politics, and Zhang Dingfan ultimately becomes a powerful minister of his age.

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