Crushing the Great Ming: Starting Out as a Pirate

After Zhu Di's successful rebellion, he wiped out the Jianwen Emperor's followers, and Fang Xiaoru was exterminated through ten generations of his family.

Fang Dezong, his young son, narrowly escaped with his life and fled overseas.

In mourning for both his family and his country, he vows to ride across the nine frontiers, storm the gates of the Ming, and kill Zhu Di with his own hands.

Seven prisoners, five rafts, three waist knives, and one firm resolve: together, they set out on their rebellion.

Seize tribute ships from the Southern Seas and occupy islands as a foothold.

Slay Japanese pirates and plunder their wealth to build strength.

Win over the bandits of a thousand islands and form a pirate fleet.

He declares himself Pirate Marshal and sets out to conquer the four seas.

He harasses the guilty Ming from the west and intimidates Fusang in the east.

When the winds of change rise, he lands in Goguryeo, crosses the Changbai Mountains, and plunges into a chaotic war against the remnants of the Northern Yuan.

He plots the conquest of a nation in the war tent, raises an army against the four barbarians, vows to bring the guilty Ming king to account, and spills blood across the Elmwood Wastes.

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