She returns with six hundred years of memories, determined to rewrite an empire's fate.
In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, in Kunning Palace, Empress Ma clasped Zhu Yuanzhang's hand and used her final breath to say, "Don't kill too many," before dying with regrets.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back in the twelfth year of Zhizheng, in a turbulent age when Zhu Yuanzhang was still a personal guard in Haozhou. But this time, two entirely different lives had appeared in her mind: the lifetime of Ming history research pursued by modern historian Ma Yu, and the tearful memories of her own thirty-one years as Empress Ma.
Three souls, a second chance at life.
"This isn't a struggle for the imperial harem. It's the reshaping of a civilization with six hundred years of wisdom. This isn't a tale of petty romance. It's a husband and wife standing side by side, transforming the world into an ideal realm where all belong to the people."
Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty: Empress Hongwu is a story of love, change, and unending struggle, dedicated to everyone who believes that "the world can become a better place."
