Daming: I Will Take Zheng He to Scare the West

A liberal arts student travels through the third year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty. Emperor Yongle Zhu Di sent Zheng He as an envoy to the West to promote the prestige of the Ming Dynasty. In the fourth year of Yongle, Zhu Di looked at the mountains of jewelry piled up in front of the palace and listened to the report from the eunuch in charge of ceremonies. He was at a loss for a moment. "Your Majesty, Bai Qi, the cabinet scholar, must have followed Mr. Zheng." "Master Zheng's treasure ship was thrown to the dock by Master Bai." "These jeweled beasts were sent back to Beijing by Master Zheng." "The countries of Luzon and Tianzhu also paid tribute and declared themselves vassal states of the Ming Dynasty..." "Master Bai said that they will come back in a few years, and now they want to make a big deal, so they can't get away..." On the other side, Bai Qi, who was far away in America, looked at the mineral distribution map in his hand and muttered to himself. "Once we finish these things, we should be able to start the Industrial Revolution when we go back..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.