Ming Dynasty: Resurrection from Stillbirth to Create Eternal Hegemony

In the third year of the Apocalypse, Queen Zhang Yan of Yi'an was framed and gave birth to a stillborn fetus. The ruling and opposition parties were furious, and the harem was in panic. But at this time, Zhu Hang came through time and became Zhu Ciran, the eldest son of Emperor Tianqi in history. The stillborn child was resurrected, activated the national destiny system, and started the road to revolutionizing the Ming Dynasty. At the age of 0, the swaddled baby becomes a mother and clears the harem of threats. When he was four years old, Emperor Carpenter died, Zhu Hang ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, and Zhu Youjian assisted in government affairs. When he was six years old, Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong rose up, causing severe drought and frequent famines. At the age of eight, Zhu Hang organized the world, revolutionized the government and the public, and began to purge the civil servant group. At the age of twelve, Zhu Hang began to take charge of the government, quelling civil strife and punishing treacherous ministers. The mighty Ming Dynasty cavalry pointed their swords outside the pass and suppressed the slaves of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. At the age of fifteen, the industrial revolution started, and the Ming warships went to Japan. At the age of eighteen, he formed an iron-blooded army to fight for hegemony in the world, promote the power of China, and create eternal hegemony... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.