Great Ming: The Greatest Double Agent in History, You're Not Up to the Task

The top student at a military engineering university transmigrates to the Ming dynasty.

As the Ming crown prince, the first people he is tasked with serving are the Japanese, supposedly China's "friends for generations."

The Ming dynasty is beset by disaster, and people are driven to eat their own children.

Yet in just three years, he turns a Japanese royal family that has spent four hundred years begging for food into Japan's biggest hoarder.

The most beautiful empress in history, Empress Meisho, becomes as close to him as a "sister"!

The royal family's treasured empress aunt even lowers herself to serve him as a maid!

"Training a pack of wolves to become a dog squad is more useful than wiping them out!"

"A son can pay for his father's debts. That's only fair!"

At a Japanese port, more than a hundred grain ships are about to set sail for the Ming. After three years of work, Zhu Mingyu's dog-training plan is beginning to pay off.

Outside the capital, rebel forces are closing in, and Ming soldiers are eating dirt and drinking gruel...

Inside the capital, the Son of Heaven kneels before the imperial throne, facing the court officials and begging for donations and grain...

The Ming crown prince, Zhu Mingyu, appears in the capital in grand style, cradling the empress aunt, riding in an open-top golden carriage drawn by eight horses, with the Japanese imperial flag flying overhead...

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