Daming: I Started a Great Voyage and Occupied the Americas

Time traveled to become the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, King Zhu Zhen of Chu. Knowing that he was not destined for the throne, but unwilling to be a mediocre vassal king, he planned to become a contemporary saint. He plans to rely on the knowledge from his previous life to single-handedly lay the foundation for mathematics, physics, chemistry, economics, biology and other subjects in Ming Dynasty and raise them to the level of junior high school and high school in his previous life. It can not only make oneself famous in the annals of history, but also allow future generations to avoid detours and try to avoid that century-old history of humiliation. However, things didn't go as planned. As Zhu Zhen became famous and violated the interests of Confucianism, he was ostracized and participated by the officials. The plan could only fail halfway, and Zhu Zhen discovered that it was not easy to be a vassal king, and he could not be too good. Unwilling to do so, he came up with the idea of ​​establishing a country overseas. As a result, under various plans, a vigorous voyage began, and Ming Dynasty also moved in another direction. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.