Back and Forth to the Ming Dynasty: Colonizing Europe with an Invincible Fleet

Liu Han obtains a portal between two worlds, allowing him to travel back and forth between the modern era and the late Ming dynasty.

Europe is at the height of its colonial era during this period.

The whole of the Americas, Africa, and Central Asia lies under the shadow of European bandits.

The first thing Liu Han does in this world is dispatch his invincible fleet.

In just over half a year, that fleet becomes practically unstoppable.

Every coastal city in Europe, from the so-called Spanish Empire to the sea-carriage empires and the Iberian fleets, has no choice but to meekly pay protection money in the face of the Great Han's invincible fleet.

Liu Han's fleet shows all of Europe what the Scourge of God means.

In just five years, the whole world knows of a nation called the Great Han Empire.

European noblewomen are all proud to marry ordinary people from the Great Han.

There are three kinds of people in this world: noble gentry from the Great Han, white laborers from Europe and America, and black slaves from Africa.

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