I Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and Became a County Magistrate

My next book, Days of Warring for Supremacy at the End of the Qin Dynasty, is now available for advance follows~ It's about transmigrating to the end of the Qin Dynasty to compete for supremacy and build a farming life. Scroll down to read the blurb~

Wen Yu, a mediocre liberal arts student, transmigrates into the body of a Ming Dynasty scholar who has failed the imperial exams twice. He has a horrible father, younger siblings who know nothing of hardship, and a young son with psychological problems thrown in as a bonus. He knows nothing about the Four Books, Five Classics, or exam essays, so his only option is to buy an official post and become a county magistrate. He works hard to improve people's lives, fit into the community, and, while he's at it, settle down...

Not a historically researched novel. A farming story, far from court politics. The main cast are mostly ordinary people, with a little mystery-solving and food.

Many years later, someone asked Xu Jing how he and Wen Yu had gotten together.

Xu Jing replied with absolute confidence, "Wen Yu fell for me from the very first moment we met."

Wen Yu: "..."

A breathtakingly beautiful, outrageously powerful gong x a calm, gentle shou

Days of Warring for Supremacy at the End of the Qin Dynasty

One day, young Chen Min transmigrates to ancient times. He goes hungry every day and is forced to work. Fortunately, he has an older brother who cares for him, and he also gains a golden finger.

Just as Chen Min is overjoyed and planning to take his family into seclusion,

his brother declares, "The Great Chu will rise, and Chen Sheng will be king! Are kings and generals born to their stations?"

Chen Min: "..." Can I transmigrate back?

This is the story of a boy who only wants to farm, not fight for supremacy, but who is accidentally pushed onto the throne.

Chen Min: "I farm, raise pigs, cook, write, and paint... But I know I'm a good emperor!"

No CP. He focuses entirely on farming and building his livelihood. This is a parallel world unrelated to official history.

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