Ming Dynasty: I Asked You to Recruit Soldiers, and You Built an Air Force

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, sixteen-year-old Zhu Yang actually asked the court to send Old Zhu to heaven, and narrowly escaped execution.

A month later, Zhu Biao died, and Zhu Di tricked him into going to Zhangye, where he became the poorest prince in the history of the Great Ming.

Fortunately, the Starry Seas System awakens.

If I'm opening my own princely residence, then I'll build a star fort.

If I'm raising my own army, then I'll form a Great Ming air force.

I'll mine my own coal, smelt my own iron, and refine my own oil.

From the poorest lands of Longxi to the wealthiest Jiangnan.

From Hami to the Western Regions.

From Japan to the South Seas, from India to the Americas.

Wherever the Great Ming air force goes, that land has belonged to the Han people since ancient times.

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