Great Ming: You Told Me to Rule with Benevolence, So Why Are You Conquering the World?

The fifteenth year of Hongwu.

Empress Ma passed away.

Zhu Yuanzhang ordered his sons, the princes of the feudal domains, to study Buddhism at Jiming Temple in the hope of ruling benevolently.

Just then, Gu Feng transmigrated into the role of a young abbot at Jiming Temple.

He awakened the "System of the Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets."

And so...

A gang of ruthless princes was born.

Gu Feng: "A prince who doesn't want to be emperor isn't a good prince!"

Zhu Biao: "The Japanese islands have been part of our China since ancient times!"

Zhu Di: "The Tatars are raiding south, and the Oirats want to join in? Then let's fight!"

Zhu Gang: "What do you mean, the Yi dynasty? That's clearly a province of our Great Ming!"

Yao Guangxiao: "Master, we've conquered the Roman Empire in the west. What should we rename it?"

At last,

Zhu Yuanzhang looked at his sons, completely dumbfounded.

What happened?

Why is the banner of Great Ming flying across the world?

There's something off about this master!

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