Great Ming: You Told Me to Stockpile Supplies, So I Raided the Eagle's Nest

After opening the Yongle Encyclopedia, Zhu Biao, a tycoon, learns that in one month he will transmigrate to the Ming Dynasty and can take supplies with him.

He goes straight to the Alliance for help, saying that he wants to try a different approach in the Ming Dynasty. His allies offer advice and come up with plans.

Zhu Biao then orders his secretary to stockpile supplies.

What?! I told you to stockpile silver, not rob the Eagle Nation's vault!

I told you to buy weapons, not rob the Hawthorne Arsenal!

I told you to buy ships, not steal the Eagle Nation's aircraft carrier!

Tell me, what else are you planning to do?

Several years after transmigrating...

The eldest son of the Jianwen Emperor is still busy curbing the power of the feudal lords, while his younger brother Zhu Di is still plotting the Jingnan Campaign. Meanwhile, Zhu Biao enlightens the people, promotes commerce and industry, controls the economy in his territory, and monopolizes its markets.

He orders Zheng He to explore overseas, sail an aircraft carrier across the seas, and usher in the Age of Exploration.

He orders Lan Yu to wipe out Japanese pirates and bandits, campaign against the Mongols and defeat Arutai, and build an empire on which the sun never sets.

At this point, Tie Xuan asks, "Your Highness, when are we going back?" Zhu Biao turns away...

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