Reborn in the Great Ming: My Parents Are Overpowered from the Start

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Transmigration stories, look this way! This one’s different. To tell its story, we have to start with Phoenix Mountain.

Phoenix Mountain, in the Great Ming. The bandit chieftain is Red One Zhang, a stunning beauty whose family name is Qi and whose given name is Erniang.

She robs the wicked to help the poor, and kills without batting an eye. Liang Zuxing is a handsome young man, gifted with words and blessed with wealth.

Unfortunately, he loves to wander. By chance, Erniang captures him and takes him up the mountain. She’s eighteen, he’s twenty, and a night of passion is worth a thousand in gold.

She loves him, and he loves her. Neither abandons the other, but the Liang family refuses to accept them, and one letter from home cuts all ties.

With their ties severed, there’s nothing to be done. Wherever his wife is, that’s home. Two years later, a baby’s cry rings out, and there’s one more little thing on the mountain.

The little thing is adorable, so they name him Liang Nian. Poor little Liang Nian, though: nobody reads the web novels he writes.

He slashes his wrists, trying to end it all, but his life isn’t over yet. A life flashing before his eyes, he flees the underworld and lands on Phoenix Mountain.

He stays there for twelve years. The baby in swaddling clothes grows into a boy. His parents’ hearts ache, but heaven has mercy: their son has to go down the mountain.

They grit their teeth, stamp their feet, and decide to take the family home together…