Great Ming: A Thousand-Year Clan Exposed on Zhou Jie's Livestream

Luo Yun becomes the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, Ji Fa. He advises King Cheng, lives into the Ming dynasty, and builds the most powerful clan in the land. Through the rise and fall of dynasties, his family expands across the entire world. The Ji family, the Luo clan: may it prosper for ten thousand generations...

Zhou Jie, a streamer nicknamed "Paris's Leftover Queen," is in a plane accident in Paris and transmigrates to the Ming dynasty.

She also discovers that her thousand-year-old family is kind of incredible...

Her cousin runs a wholesale arms business in Korea, while her younger cousin is the most powerful daimyo in Japan and enjoys drawing erotic comics.

Uncle Yong conducts genetic enhancement experiments in India, adding a little something extra to the holy river for good measure.

Uncle Dong grows some good stuff in the two Guang provinces, and his powder is exported to Europe, making the villagers rich.

And these are just the tip of the family's iceberg...

The viewers are stunned: Penicillin, battleships, and a moon landing? What the heck, is this the Ming dynasty? The sci-fi writer Liu Cixin: Six.

Korea: The universe belongs to us! Fake news.

The American eagle: What the hell, the Chinese had occupied the Great Lakes back in the Ming dynasty? Wait, could that be the Galaxy Family crest?

As Zhou Jie gradually reveals the truth, a prehistoric force slowly comes to light. Above the five great golden families of the modern world stands the Luo clan.

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