Exiled to Southeast Asia? No! I’ll Rebuild the Iron-Blooded Great Ming

In the twenty-second year of Kangxi, Qing forces under the command of Shi Lang attacked Yizhou Island, and the Ming Zheng regime was defeated. With that, the last regime to uphold Great Ming as the rightful dynasty fell.

From then on, the Qing became utterly absorbed in the dream of the Kangxi Golden Age. It shut itself off from the world, refused to progress, and tried to enslave its people through policies of ignorance. Meanwhile, the West had entered the Age of Exploration, and industrial technology was advancing by leaps and bounds.

For the first time, China fell behind the world, becoming a thoroughly backward nation.

Zhu Honghuan transmigrates into this world.

To his shock, he discovers that he has become the leader of Qing rebels in exile in Southeast Asia. If the Qing court catches him, won't they torture him to death?

Fortunately, he awakens the 'Imperial Expansion System' and uses Southeast Asia as his base to rebuild an iron-blooded Great Ming.

The Koreans: "I'd rather be a dog for Great Ming than a vassal of barbarians."

The Japanese: "What?! The Great Ming fleet is here? And they want us to sign an unequal treaty?"

Washington: "The United States will forever recognize iron-blooded Great Ming as its sovereign."

Catherine: "If Great Ming agrees to an alliance by marriage, I'll offer all of Asia as my dowry."

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