Daming: Let You Suppress the Japanese, and Your Fleet Will Span the Seven Seas.

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign, the Japanese invaded Shandong, and Zhu Yuanzhang urgently summoned his ministers for discussion. King Zhu Shu of Qi was distracted in front of the palace. Zhu Yuanzhang scolded him and asked him about strategies to suppress the Japanese. Zhu Su proposed three strategies: to build additional guard posts along the coast and place troops among farmers; to improve muskets and artillery to kill enemies a hundred steps away; to build warships and form a navy to repel Japanese pirates at sea! Zhu Yuanzhang liked Zhu Shu's military prowess, but he didn't like to talk too much, so he directly sent Zhu Shu to serve as a vassal. I originally thought that when Zhu Shu arrived at the vassal territory and fought a few battles with Japanese pirates, he would know how difficult it was to pacify the Japanese, and he would be down-to-earth from then on... Unexpectedly, Zhu Shu would arrive at Kyushu Island to defeat Japan! … Zhu Yuanzhang: "Japan has been listed as a 'country not to be conquered' by us. When Zhu Su comes back, no attack is allowed!" Zhu Shu: "This is the silver of the Japanese country. It can be shipped back by hundreds of ships to solve the risk of the Ming Dynasty's treasure banknotes depreciating." Zhu Yuanzhang: "..., Fight!" Zhu Zhu said: "The land in the Bangni Kingdom is rich and fertile, and occupying it can solve the problem of land annexation in the Ming Dynasty." Zhu Yuanzhang: "For the Ming Dynasty..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.