Great Ming: Five Years at Sea, and I Built an Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets

Xu Lin transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty during the reign of Zhu Di and becomes Xu Da's grandson.

He also ends up as a crew member in Zheng He's fleet sailing to the Western Ocean. What do you do when a small Western country attacks you? Asking online, and I'm in a real hurry.

At the moment of crisis, the Life Simulator activates.

Life simulation successful. You have received plans for a musket.

Life simulation successful. You have received the technology for a sailing battleship.

Life simulation successful. You have received the technology to build an airship.

Xu Lin realizes that his chance has come.

Tributes from all nations? Not a chance.

He abandons the useless idea of having all nations pay tribute and turns instead to colonization, building the Ming into an empire on which the sun never sets.

Xu Lin establishes a naval fleet, expands overseas trade, and ushers in the Industrial Revolution...

Five years after he sets sail, the Ming is stunned.

Zhu Di: "You went overseas for five years and built an empire on which the sun never sets?"

Xu Lin: "Relax, relax. All I did was punch the seven continents and kick the five oceans."

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