Great Ming: A Death Row Prisoner from the Start, Teaching Jiajing to Ascend Through Physics

Chu Xiu transmigrates to the Ming dynasty, only to find himself a condemned prisoner awaiting execution in the imperial prison from the start!

As fate would have it, the Jiajing Emperor is obsessed with alchemy, and years of ingesting heavy-metal poisons have wrecked his body and left him close to death.

To save himself, Chu Xiu draws on his innate, max-level body-cultivation technique, snaps his iron shackles before the emperor, and scolds him: “Eating poison isn’t cultivating immortality! A real man trains his body and achieves sainthood through the flesh!”

He thinks he’s as good as dead, but Jiajing sees Chu Xiu’s terrifying strength and is instantly awestruck, naming him his immortal master!

From that moment on, the Ming dynasty’s entire character takes a sharp turn.

Yan Song presents an unparalleled elixir?

Jiajing flexes his eight-pack and smashes the alchemy furnace with one punch: “That old scoundrel dared to poison me! Guards, make the Yan faction carry five thousand jin on a cross-country march!”

A charlatan uses magic to summon wind and rain? Chu Xiu takes one step and shatters the palace’s stone tiles, physically converting anyone who dares to resist.

Using the whole nation’s resources, Chu Xiu gathers the finest medicinal ingredients to brew a powerful tonic, then leads the Ming court in launching a “Devil’s Muscle Training Camp.”

A few years later, when the Ming dynasty’s body-cultivator cavalry rips apart Japanese pirate ships with their bare hands and captures barbarians from every corner of the world, the whole world is left dumbfounded.

Jiajing: “Immortal Master, I’ve cultivated an impervious golden body. Can I live for a thousand years now?”

Chu Xiu: “Think bigger. Come with me and punch through the walls of the world to ascend by force!”