Great Ming: Your Majesty, Odd Changes to Even, Not Even to Odd!

In the first year of the Zhengde era, Emperor Hongzhi had just passed away, and the whole realm was in mourning!

Yet the newly enthroned Zhengde Emperor held a grand banquet right there in the palace.

At the time, such behavior was considered utterly incomprehensible, the very epitome of unfilial conduct!

However, historians of later generations gave this banquet extremely high praise.

This "meeting" was not only a model of harmony between ruler and ministers in the entire feudal dynasty.

The two protagonists also ushered in an age of momentous change.

In the northern campaign against the Tartars, all lands more than nine thousand li north of the capital became Ming territory.

In the eastern campaign against Fusang, the thirty-thousand-li East China Sea became a highway for the people and armies of the Ming.

In the south, they pacified the Yi and Yue peoples, and more than a hundred small nations in the Southern Seas all acknowledged the Ming as their sovereign.

In the west, they made peace with the various tribes and reopened the Silk Road, raising the prestige of the Ming Empire.

No one knows how they accomplished all this, one feat after another, in just over a decade.

Only they themselves know: it was all because they had transmigrated.

With vision and ambition far beyond their era, it was as if they stood on the shoulders of giants. Of course they could overcome every obstacle!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.