Great Ming: My Fourth Uncle Usurped the Throne, So I Had No Choice but to Colonize the World

After transmigrating as Zhu Yongwen, the Ming Dynasty's second emperor, Zhu Yunwen is usurped by his own fourth uncle and exiled to Africa from the start.

Zhu Yunwen: "Zhu Di, thanks a fucking lot."

Zhu Di sends Zheng He on voyages across the Western seas, hoping to display the empire's military might to foreign lands.

Unexpectedly, Zhu Yunwen intercepts everything and takes all the spoils for himself.

Zhu Yunwen: "Thanks, Fourth Uncle, for the hundred treasure ships!"

He sends his men to roam the Arabian Peninsula, and accidentally takes Jerusalem, enraging the three religions of Europe.

Zhu Yunwen: "Is it easy to go out and grind? Well, now I have to beat every one of you."

In the end, Zhu Di stares at the Ming Dynasty, surrounded on the map, and falls silent.

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