Great Ming: I Use a Talisman, and You Call It Sorcery?

[Ming Dynasty + satisfying power fantasy + lighthearted + comedy + history + System + historical reimagining]

(This story differs from official history. Think of it as a parallel world. If that bothers you, read with caution!)

(The protagonist faces setbacks early on, but after that, it's smooth sailing!)

Wang Qin accidentally transmigrates to the end of the Yuan Dynasty. While fleeing famine, he meets Zhu Chongba, then a wandering monk at Huangjue Temple.

Just then, the System activates.

The Great Ming Founding System: Help Zhu Yuanzhang speed through the path to becoming emperor, and you'll earn rewards and unexpected abilities.

“What? Zhang Shicheng refuses to send troops and plans to hold out to the death?”

“Just toss him a couple of Thunder Talismans. That'll make him behave.”

“Chen Youliang wants to fight us on the water?”

“Just toss him a couple of Fire Talismans. That'll make him behave.”

“What? The remnants of the Yuan Dynasty are still plotting trouble?”

“Just plant some landmine talismans along their escape route. That'll make them behave.”

In the original history, it took Zhu Yuanzhang fifteen years to sweep away his rivals and become the Hongwu Emperor.

After Wang Qin transmigrated, it took him only five years to help Zhu Yuanzhang claim the throne.

As the saying goes, “Zhuge Liang divided the realm into three; Wang the Great Immortal united it all.”

Liu Bowen: “Then what does that make me?”

Li Shanchang: “The Great Immortal should be prime minister.”

Xu Da and Chang Yuchun: “Honestly, in front of the Great Immortal, we're just kids.”

Zhu Yuanzhang: “Wang the Great Immortal, stop already! Keep going and the whole world will be ours!”