Great Ming: Exiled to Treasure Island, I Become the Sun That Never Sets on the Sea

In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yunwen ascends the throne and sets about reducing the power of the feudal princes. His first target is the brilliant and versatile Prince of Xiang, Zhu Bai.

After the maritime ban was imposed, Zhu Bai had once submitted a memorial praising the countless benefits of opening the seas and warning that banning maritime trade would isolate the country and bring the Great Ming to ruin.

Using this as an excuse, Zhu Yunwen orders Zhu Bai exiled to the barren, desolate island of Taiwan.

Zhu Bai is overjoyed. He immediately makes Taiwan his base, cultivating farmland, building infrastructure, developing the island, and rapidly embarking on maritime expansion.

He crushes Japan, sweeps across Asia, thrashes Europe, and annexes the Americas... In just a few years, he forges a maritime empire on which the sun never sets.

In the fourth year of Jianwen, Zhu Di captures Nanjing. Zhu Yunwen flees after his defeat and escapes overseas, eventually arriving by chance in Taiwan.

Seeing this splendid, radiant place, like a paradise on earth, Zhu Yunwen breaks down in tears.

"Back then, when my twelfth uncle advocated opening the seas, I mocked him for being short-sighted. Now I see that I was the one who knew nothing beyond my own little world."

"I'm the real fool!"

"Twelfth Uncle, I was wrong! I was wrong!"

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