Great Ming: I Asked You to Raise Military Funds, but You United the World

He transmigrates as Zhu Tan, the tenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, known as the Prince of Lu, a short-lived prince obsessed with alchemy and cultivating immortality.

The System awakens, and Zhu Tan angrily executes three hundred sorcerers!

With the Ming Empire at war, he volunteers to go to the coast and oversee salt production, raising funds for the military.

The empire rises from the coast, builds the world's largest fleet, and establishes its first marine corps.

He develops steam engines and upgrades guns and cannons...

The Northern Yuan: Why do the Ming's guns and cannons have such incredible range?

Japan: How can the Ming ships sail so fast without sails?

Zhu Tan's fleet heads north. The Northern Yuan surrenders, the Jurchens move far away to Siberia, and the White Horde Khanate wants nothing more than to become a province of the Ming.

His sword points toward the ocean.

He turns Taiwan into his wife's private garden.

Japan and Java become mining bases for the Ming.

Columbus wants to explore across the ocean? Come along, I'll show you the Americas.

The European nations can all stop fighting. I'm calling the shots here.

After pacifying the four seas, he returns to the Ming and leads the way in completing the Industrial Revolution.

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