Great Ming: Sign-In for a Maxim Gun, and the Eight Banners Get Wiped Out

He transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes the younger brother of the empire's last emperor, the Chongzhen Emperor, who will hang himself from a crooked-neck tree.

At this time, the empire is beset by internal and external threats.

Wei Zhongxian wields overwhelming power, the scholar-officials are corrupt, peasant rebels are on the rise, and beyond the borders Hong Taiji is sharpening his blades. Overseas, the invincible fleet of the empire on which the sun never sets is closing in...

The empire is on the brink of collapse.

Fortunately, he activates the System and gets a sign-in reward from the start: a Maxim machine-gun factory.

With the nation in peril, he steps up to the challenge and becomes the Prince-General. He builds a new-style army, and when the invincible Maxims arrive, Wei Zhongxian bows in submission, while even the nomads beyond the borders become talented singers and dancers.

He stands in the Forbidden City, and his words ring throughout the empire.

He says:

Where I am, there is the empire.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.