Great Ming: I Went to Sea and Became the Zhu Family’s Sixth Divine Oddball

After transmigrating to the Great Ming as the emperor's sixth son, he chooses from the start to sail overseas and take Xu Miaoyun with him.

Xu Da grabs his sword, the princes laugh, the emperor flies into a rage, and the whole realm is shaken.

But with an imperial map in hand, Zhu Zhen learns the locations of mineral deposits around the world, the nature of its lands, and its agricultural resources. He begins building an overseas domain and has three daughters with Xu Miaoyun.

Seven years later, when floods hit several provinces of the Great Ming, his eldest daughter, Zhu Yingrao, appears in court bearing crops that yield ten thousand jin per mu.

When Zhu Yuanzhang and Empress Ma can hardly bear to eat or wear anything themselves as they sympathize with the people's suffering, their second daughter, Zhu Wenjun, arrives in the capital with ship after ship of gold.

When foreign tribes raid the border, their third daughter, Zhu Ziyue, appears at Tianjin Guard with fleet after fleet of ironclad warships. Gazing at the cold, gleaming steel behemoths, Zhu Yuanzhang cries out, "Those three girls are incredible! Could their father actually be an immortal from overseas?"

Zhu Zhen: "Achoo! Who's talking about me?"

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