Genro da Dinastia Ming Tardia
Um médico do pronto-socorro sofre um acidente após o expediente e, de repente, sua alma transmigra para o corpo de um genro agregado na família Tian, no final da dinastia Ming. Naquele momento, o grande império estava prestes a ruir; a dinastia Ming encontrava-se em seu período mais perigoso. Veja como esse humilde genro, aparentemente frágil, enfrenta desafios com coragem, detém a maré em seu curso, reverte o colapso iminente, compete pelo domínio do mundo, ama tanto o país quanto as belas mulheres e recria o destino do império!
Genro da Dinastia Ming Tardia
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On the afternoon of August 29th, 2024, a little after five o’clock, the First People's Hospital of Zhongzhou City had finished its day.
After putting his white coat and stethoscope away in the doctors’ lounge, Dr. Zhang Chen of the emergency department left the ER. A few minutes later, he exited the nine-story emergency building. Smiling, Zhang Chen threw a flirtatious wink at the beautiful nurse Tian Yachun, who was walking toward him: “Xiao Ya, darling, tonight isn’t your night shift. Why are you here? Missing me, aren’t you? I missed you too.”
“I have to tell you something you need to hear: my aunt introduced me to a handsome guy. Sis isn’t interested in you, a married man in his thirties anymore. Ah, get out of the way!”
Seeing a flowerpot falling from above, Tian Yachun cried out in alarm as it crashed down onto Zhang Chen’s head.
A falling object from the sixth floor of the emergency building—a flowerpot—struck Zhang Chen, who was glancing around cluelessly, unaware of the danger, his face blank with confusion.
Unlucky Zhang Chen let out a miserable scream. He suffered severe cranial trauma, collapsed to the ground, and died.
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At noon on August 29th of the second year of Chongzhen, behind the main gate of the county office in Fushan County, Dengzhou Prefecture, Shandong, Great Ming.
Squatting beside Zhang Chen, Fat Ox was pinching his philtrum while shouting, “Young master, wake up, young master…”
Zhang Chen, courtesy name Chuyang, was the legitimate son of the greatest grain merchant
