Great Ming: My Granaries Overflow with Grain and Meat, and Zhu Yuanzhang Begs to Be My Father-in-Law

[Ming Dynasty] [System] [Farming] [Lighthearted Comedy] [Multiple Heroines] [Power Struggles at Court] Lin Nuo transmigrates to the fifteenth year of the Hongwu era and binds himself to the "Pay-to-Win Master Craftsmen System." As long as he's willing to spend silver, he can exchange it for seeds, recipes, and machine blueprints from the future.

To get high-yield sweet potatoes, he sells his house and shops, spends his entire fortune, and toils over his crop for half a year. He thinks he can finally eat meat and lie flat, but then a marriage contract suddenly turns up. His fiancée weighs a full three hundred jin!

He goes to break off the engagement, but through a twist of fate mistakes Zhu Yuanzhang, traveling incognito, for his father-in-law. He even offers sweet potatoes yielding three thousand jin per mu as compensation for breaking the engagement.

He only wants to guard his granary and live a peaceful life, but his sweet potatoes save people from famine, and he uses curiosities from the future to resolve the Ming Dynasty's internal and external crises. Zhu Yuanzhang forcibly draws him into court, step by step.

Lin Nuo: "Father-in-law, this marriage must be called off!"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Call off what? Pick any of my princesses!"