Great Ming: I’ve Just Transmigrated, and Wei Zhongxian Wants Me to Take Medicine

So your medicine was made by that person?

In novels where the protagonist is the emperor, there's really no need to include a female lead. After all, there are already enough women in the harem; moderation is key. 🙂

The protagonist transmigrates here. First, due to her physical condition, she was unable to attend to official duties. Wei Zhongxian and Madam Ke's power grew and their ambitions became rampant, which led to the act of deposing the empress. Historically, they had also considered deposing the empress twice.

Reading the latest chapter felt so smooth, too smooth! How could it be so smooth? Why were all those high-ranking officials in the court so easy to talk to? Did Emperor Jiajing not attend court for over 20 years because he was going to ascend to the celestial realm? If Emperor Jiajing was going to ascend to become an immortal, why would he be afraid of the two dragons not being able to meet?

This book is quite novel; I've been wanting to learn about the history of the Ming Dynasty lately, so it's like a godsend. I hope it's well-written!

During the Tianqi era, Yuan was already a governor, wasn't Xiong in charge of Liaodong? Am I mistaken about history?

I've caught up with the updates; ten chapters a day! 🤭

May money come to you soon! And may you live a free and carefree life!

Many people are following the story, especially since it's about an emperor who time-travels. How is the later historical events corrected?

Is the author a hidden genius? Their writing is really good.