Great Ming: From Fugitive Crown Prince to Emperor of All Nations!

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty and becoming a prince, he thought he would enjoy a life of wealth and luxury. Instead, he discovers that he is Zhu Wenkui, the son of Zhu Yunwen.

In July 1399, Prince of Yan Zhu Di seizes an opportunity to rebel, in what history would call the Jingnan Campaign.

In 1402, Zhu Di captures Nanjing.

On that day, Zhu Wenkui, who had long been recruiting soldiers and changing his identity, sets sail from Mingzhou Port aboard treasure ships, carrying a vast collection of books, three thousand loyal guards, tens of thousands of craftsmen, soldiers, and sailors, as well as the officials he had recruited from the Crown Prince's household.

Half a year later.

Zhu Wenkui reaches the wealthy New World of the Americas.

"A new civilization is about to begin! Assemble all the warships. Today, we march back to Nanjing!"

Ten years later, Zhu Wenkui has successfully cleared the land of Native Americans, ascended the throne, and taken the title of Sacred Emperor.

On the day of his enthronement, Zhu Wenkui holds a grand military review at the mouth of the Hudson River. He personally leads tens of thousands of warships across the four oceans on a campaign to Nanjing!

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