I Urge Zhu Yuanzhang to Become Emperor and Build the Ming Dynasty!

Reborn at the end of the Yuan dynasty and start of the Ming as Han Lin'er, the Little Prince of Ming.

To stop Zhu Yuanzhang from engineering the Guazhou shipwreck incident, he builds momentum and pushes Zhu Yuanzhang to proclaim himself emperor ahead of schedule.

He abolishes the pathological centralization of power under the monarch, along with the pathological feudal doctrines and rites that serve it.

At the same time as the West, he completes the transition from feudalism to a nation-state.

He is the pioneer of constitutional monarchy.

He directs the Ming dynasty, averting the historical path that would have let the West overtake it, and brings to an end the next five hundred years of a bleak age, outwardly splendid but rotten within, shackled by pathological feudal doctrines and rites.

He ushers in the Ming's age as the world's maritime trading power.

He leads the Ming Empire through a protracted ten-year war between East and West against the Western coalition, laying the foundations for the Ming Empire on which the sun never sets.

He revives the boldness, confidence, and open-mindedness of the Pre-Qin, Han, and Tang eras, when a hundred schools of thought contended, guiding the nation-state toward becoming a civilization-state.

He is the first Grand Chancellor of the Ming Empire, and the only one to hold the office for life.

His family becomes the most unshakable pillar of Huaxia in Asia and Huaxia in the Americas.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.