The Yellow Robe: I Transmigrated to Great Ming as an International Student

Li Baiqiao transmigrates to the Great Ming and finds himself on the anti-pirate front lines in the 26th year of the Jiajing reign. As luck would have it, he is also wearing a full Xiongnu chanyu outfit, complete with a yellow robe and crown. Polyester fiber and synthetic fur: exceedingly rare treasures in this era. The Ming dynasty’s ban on yellow is strict. Wearing a yellow robe is tantamount to treason, so to stay alive, he has no choice but to make up a story about his origins! Li Baiqiao: Actually, I am a descendant of the chanyu appointed by the Great Han. This clothing was bestowed by the Han! My ancestors were ordered to explore the Western Regions, crossing oceans and traveling thousands of miles to find a fertile land they named the American continent. Now foreign invaders run rampant, capturing our capital, plundering our ancestral temples, and stripping the people of their scalps to make clothes. For a thousand miles, not a single camel cries, and bones lie exposed in the wilderness. These lawless invaders slaughter our subjects and have finally set their sights on the Celestial Empire, intent on invading our homeland. I alone have crossed the vast ocean to request heavenly troops. I beg you to take pity on us and preserve our royal line! Awaken the soul of the Great Ming while wearing this outfit. Your Majesty, I’m an overseas student! ​