Great Ming: I Petition to Wipe Out Fusang from the Start!

In the eighteenth year of Hongwu, Japanese pirates raid the coast. Zhu Yuanzhang orders a maritime ban and plans to send an envoy to Fusang, which refuses to pay tribute and acknowledge his rule, to reprimand its king.

Transmigrated Xiang Prince Zhu Bai volunteers to go to Fusang, boasting that he has a way to end the pirate menace and make Fusang bow in submission.

At first, Zhu Yuanzhang doesn't take him seriously.

A year later, Xiang Prince Zhu Bai has yet to return from Fusang, and the court assumes he has been killed.

The Ming is shaken. Zhu Yuanzhang vows to raze Fusang to the ground.

But when the Ming imperial army enters Fusang, it finds that the country has been renamed Xiangzhou.

Across Xiangzhou, gold and silver are piled high as mountains, and the army is armed and ready for war.

Zhu Yuanzhang flies into a rage, thinking his rebellious son means to revolt!

Zhu Bai: Father, didn't you want all nations to come pay tribute? Once I conquer Goryeo, Annam, Siam, and more... you'll be ruler of all under heaven.

Every mountain and river beneath the sun and moon shall be Ming territory!

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