Daming: I Banned the Sea, but You Became the King of Navigation

In order to prevent unrest on the seaside, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered a ban on the sea. Zhu Quan, who traveled through, Face Zhu Yuanzhang directly, ask for the sealing of Ryukyu, and make bold promises that within a year, Japanese pirate attacks will never happen. Zhu Yuanzhang did not take it seriously and changed Ryukyu to Ningdao, but the title of King Ning remained unchanged. Unexpectedly, Zhu Quan would use Ningdao as his foundation and become the King of Navigation, sweeping the world. Recruit famous generals, build factories, lead Ning Wang's troops, attack Dongsang, occupy Southeast Asia, swallow Tianzhu, pacify Europe, and capture America; Plant King Ning's flag all over the world. … Looking back, I found that Zhu Yunwen wanted to cut down the feudal vassal, and his fourth brother Zhu Di raised his troops to quell the situation. Zhu Quan led a mighty army with strong ships and cannons, and his troops pointed at Jinling Prefecture. "Fourth brother, eldest nephew, let me break up the fight. How about I sit on the throne?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.