Great Ming: Building an Industrial Empire, Starting with Trains

Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, he becomes Zhu Di's grandson and Zhu Gaochi's fifth son, Zhu Zhanshan.

He only wanted to coast through life as an idle prince, but unexpectedly awakened the Industrial Empire System.

The more impact his inventions have on the people of his time, the more Prestige Points he earns.

Prestige Points can be exchanged for all kinds of modern, high-tech items.

And so Zhu Zhanshan invents trains, ice cream, airplanes, and aircraft carriers.

Zhu Di: "What a good grandson! Lay railway tracks all the way to the northern deserts. From today on, Northern Yuan is officially part of Ming territory."

Zheng He: "Your Highness, how did you get a ten-thousand-jin ship to float on the sea, and move so fast, too?!"

Zhu Zhanzhi: "Grandfather, I hear you're planning to depose me and make my fifth brother the Crown Prince!"

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