Great Ming: I'm Really Not Here to Overturn History

Su Wen, a top science student, transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty. He had been determined to be a low-ranking official who kept his head down, coasted along, and waited to die in comfort.

Who would have thought...

He casually dug a well, and the people hailed him as a feng shui master who could “find dragon veins and pinpoint auspicious sites.”

He built a cement road to avoid work, and the Ministry of Works was astounded, calling him an alchemist who could “turn stone into gold.”

He built a biogas pit for lighting, but accidentally blew up a cesspit. The emperor regarded it as a nation-protecting divine weapon, a “biochemical thunderclap”!

Wei Zhongxian thought him a monster with knowledge of ghosts and gods. Huang Taiji paled at the mere mention of anything “smelly.” Xu Guangqi wept and begged to become his disciple, and even the White Lotus Sect's saintess became his head of security.

Su Wen spread his hands helplessly. “Your Majesty, I never meant to change the course of history. I only wanted to build a sewer and tidy things up a little...”

Emperor Jingwu's eyes brimmed with tears. “No! My dear subject, you are repairing the dragon veins of the Ming Dynasty! My empire depends on you!”

This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental! The author has limited cultural knowledge, so just read it for fun!