Great Ming: From the Start as a Cowherd, I Leave Old Zhu Utterly Impressed!

Chen Ming transmigrates to a parallel world!

Everyone is bound to a betting System, but they invest their gold in Qin Er Shi and wager their entire fortunes on Emperor Yang of Sui!

Armed with five thousand years of history, Chen Ming crushes them with knowledge from another dimension!

Ding! You successfully bet on Zhu Chongba at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. You receive 100,000 shi of military provisions!

Ding! You successfully bet on Li Shimin at the end of the Sui Dynasty. You receive the loyalty of the Xuanjia Army!

While others beg the System for hints, he plays his trump card:

Send salt permits to Zhu Yuanzhang? No! I'll bet on him becoming emperor!

Give Li Er warhorses? Think bigger! I'll give him half the empire!

Most outrageous of all, when other people lose a bet, they jump off a building. When he loses, the System pays him extra!

Ding! Your bet on the Jianwen Emperor failed. You receive 100,000 Embroidered Uniform Guards as compensation!

Ding! Your bet on the Chongzhen Emperor failed. You receive 300 Hongyi cannons as compensation!

Years later, Chen Ming's grand tutor's chair sits beside the imperial throne, and his business name is carved among the foremost meritorious officials in Lingyan Pavilion.

While international financial magnates are still fighting over a few taels of silver, he flicks the yellowed land deed in his hand:

"From today on, my name is the only one allowed in the textbook examples of high-stakes investing!"

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