Great Ming: I Revealed I Was a Transmigrator, and Zhu Di Got Bound to a Dual-Passage Gate

Sun Hang transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and meets Zhu Di through the Black-Robed Chancellor, Yao Guangxiao. He reveals that he is a transmigrator.

As it happens, Zhu Di has just bound himself to a portal between two worlds. He witnesses the Ming dynasty's God of War calling at the gates for help, Chongzhen hanging himself at Coal Hill, and the fall of the last Han Chinese dynasty.

Zhu Di: What should a future Ming emperor do if he stubbornly marches north and gets trapped?

Sun Hang: Your Majesty means Zhu Qizhen, right? Have him strangled at birth, put Zhu Qiyu on the throne, and give Yu Qian important positions.

Zhu Di: The Crown Prince is fat and does not look like a ruler!

Sun Hang: Zhu Pangpang is a capable ruler. Compared with the carpenter emperor who comes later in the Ming, he's so professional it'll bring you to tears.

Zhu Di: I want to pacify the north. Do you have a good plan?

Sun Hang: Three things:

Make money, make money, and, damn it, make money!

Lift the maritime ban to rake in wealth, conquer Jiaozhi and pacify Annam, export cannons, and colonize Europe.

Sun Hang risks his life to remonstrate, fiercely criticizing Zhu Di for clinging to the ancestral precepts and harming the country. Yao Guangxiao watches, drawing in a sharp breath, and nearly sends Sun Hang straight to the afterlife.

Zhu Di slams the table and rises: "With Sun Hang, the Han Chinese Ming will last for generations!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.