Ming Dynasty: Rise from the Americas and Fight Back to Nanjing

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty and becoming the second generation emperor, I thought I would be able to live a life of glory and wealth, but I found out that I was Zhu Wenkui, the son of Zhu Yunwen. In July 1399 AD, King Zhu Di of Yan took the opportunity to launch a rebellion, which was known in history as the "Battle of Jingnan". In 1402 AD, Zhu Di invaded Nanjing. On this day, Zhu Wenkui, who had already recruited troops and changed his identity, set out from Mingzhou Port on a treasure ship with a large number of books, three thousand loyal guards, tens of thousands of craftsmen, soldiers, sailors, and conquered talents from the Prince's Palace. Half a year later. Zhu Wenkui arrived in the rich new world of America. "A new civilization is about to begin! All battleships are lined up. Today, follow me back to Nanjing!" Ten years later, Zhu Wenkui had successfully wiped out the Indians, swept across the Roman Empire, and ascended the throne as emperor, known as the 'Holy Emperor'. On the day he ascended the throne, Zhu Wenkui held a military parade at the mouth of the Hudson River. He led a personal expedition and led tens of thousands of warships across the four oceans all the way back to Nanjing! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.