Great Ming: Colonizing the World, Starting with Piracy

A modern boy is reborn in the late Ming dynasty as Zhu Youlin, the younger brother whom the Chongzhen Emperor both dotes on and finds a headache.

At three years old, Zhu Youlin advises the emperor: Execute Wu Sangui and the Donglin Party ministers!

The court and the country are stunned!

Having made too many enemies, Chongzhen fears his younger brother will be assassinated, so he secretly sends Zhu Youlin to the South Seas to escape danger.

Eighteen years after Chongzhen hangs himself, a pirate ship sails across the waters of the South Seas…

At the Qing enthronement ceremony, the young Kangxi mysteriously disappears. A Ming imperial edict is discovered at the scene: "I need a little eunuch by my side, and Kangxi is just the one I want!"

The Qing falls, the Ming is rebuilt, and the "Tianwu Golden Age" begins!

"Your Majesty! South America has fertile land, but the farms are desperately short of workers. I recommend capturing Japanese people from the Japanese islands to use as slaves."

"Approved!"

"Opium is hugely popular among the nations of Europe, but their kings have banned it. Your Majesty, shall we wage war?"

"We shall!"

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