Ming Dynasty: the Fourth Uncle Usurped the Throne and His Nephew Had No Choice but to Colonize the World

Travel through time and become Zhu Yongwen, the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty. At the beginning, he was usurped by his fourth uncle and went into exile in Africa. Zhu Yunwen: "Zhu Di, thank you." Zhu Di sent Zheng He to the Western Seas, hoping to show off his troops in foreign lands. Unexpectedly, Zhu Yunwen cut off all the hair and used it as a wedding dress. Zhu Yunwen: "Thank you, Fourth Uncle, for sending me a hundred treasure ships!" He sent his men to fight in the Arabian Peninsula and accidentally occupied Jerusalem, which angered the three European religions. Zhu Yunwen: "Is it easy for me to fight in the wild? Now it's better, I want to fight you all again." ... Finally, Zhu Di fell into silence looking at the surrounded Ming Dynasty on the map. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.