The Great Ming's Sea-Calming Prince: I Kidnap Chen Yuanyuan from the Start

Zhu Youhao was reborn in the Ming Dynasty as a powerless prince, and from the start, he even snatched Chen Yuanyuan.

Chen Yuanyuan: “Your Highness, I sell my art, not my body.”

Zhu Youhao: “If I don’t pay, then it doesn’t count as selling, does it?”

At that moment, the countdown to the destruction of the Ming Empire began.

In the midst of the crisis, the Life Simulator activated.

Simulation successful. Reward: 3,000 warhorses and 3,000 firearms.

Simulation successful. Reward: 200 ironclad warships.

Zhu Youhao built an invincible fleet, launched an industrial revolution, and began colonizing before the European powers could.

A few years later, the Ming Empire, on which the sun never set, had risen.

As Chongzhen was about to hang himself at Coal Hill, Zhu Youhao appeared. “Imperial Brother, I have come to ask you to abdicate.”

Chongzhen: “The Ming has overseas territories spanning twenty million kilometers?”

When the Qing army was about to sweep across the land, Zhu Youhao brought out a Maxim machine gun. From then on, the nomadic people became talented singers and dancers.

Dorgon: “Why was there a Yu when there was already a Liang?”

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