Great Ming: My Father-in-Law Is the Wanli Emperor

Chen Ke transmigrates to the late Ming Dynasty and becomes Emperor Wanli's prospective son-in-law.

From the start, his father-in-law comes knocking, looking down on him in every way.

"A mere country bumpkin from the mountains thinks he can marry my daughter???"

His disdain is plain for all to see.

"Wait... this guy seems to be an ancient Qi cultivator???"

"No, that's not right! This senior is an unrivaled immortal!!!"

And so, Emperor Wanli pushes open the door and finds Princess Yunmeng.

"Yunmeng, I command you to marry him."

"With him here to see us through the dynasty's final calamity, our Great Ming can rest easy!!!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.