Great Ming: I Asked You to Govern, Not Take the Throne!

He transmigrates as Zhu Qiyu, Prince of Cheng and a sickly man of the Ming dynasty, and expects to spend the rest of his days in poor health.

What? An army of 500,000 has been wiped out!

What? The emperor has been captured by a foreign tribe!

And you want me to serve as regent?

Then I might as well take the throne!

Defend the capital, drive out the barbarians, and restore a golden age.

He obtains the Cultivation System and gains cultivation through daily sign-ins.

No limits, no bottlenecks. Becoming an earthly immortal is just around the corner.

Years later, the nobles have claimed most of the Americas, while tens of thousands of Ming merchant ships sail through the Strait of Malacca.

The Ming banners fly across lands all over the world. All under heaven belongs to the emperor!

Zhu Qiyu: "I never wanted to be emperor. I only wanted to cultivate immortality!"

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