The Ming Dynasty Lives On: I Extend the Dynasty for 300 Years

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In the fifty-fourth year of the Yongli era of the Great Ming, or 1700 AD,

an eighty-year-old man dressed in an imperial dragon robe stood atop Mount Tai to worship Heaven and Earth.

History would remember it as the Yongli Emperor's Fengshan Ceremony.

"Zhu Youlang has not disgraced his ancestors! The Great Ming still stands!"

Every television station in China broadcast the ceremony live: the retired emperor, Yongli, performing the Fengshan Ceremony.

You read that right: television stations in the eighteenth century!

It was all thanks to one man.

His name was Zhu Chen.

Little did anyone know, he was a transmigrator!

He had transmigrated into the body of Zhu Youlang, the last ruler of the Great Ming.

Thanks to his efforts,

the Great Ming not only survived, but became the center of the world.

The Great Ming's reign lasted another three hundred years!

Several years later, the retired emperor passed away.

Annals of the Ancestor of China

His Imperial Majesty, whose taboo name was Youlang, was styled the Sagely, Divine, Martial, Literary, Reverent, Enlightened, Great Way, Handsome Virtue, Meritorious Achievement, Teaching-Spreading, Great Filial, Compliant Emperor. At the age of twenty-three, he ascended the throne, receiving the Mandate amid peril...

The historian's appraisal: Throughout history, among all the emperors of China, only our Great Ming's Ancestor of China can truly be called an emperor for the ages!

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