Ming Dynasty: Unrivaled Across the Realm

There are already too many transmigration stories about striving for the glory of one family or one dynasty. This book aims to try something different: let the Ming Dynasty lead the world and establish rules for all under heaven. If the eunuch Sanbao could sail across the Western Ocean, why couldn't Fu Zhong, the transmigrated protagonist, sweep across the seas? He transmigrates to the early Ming Dynasty and breaks free from the tangled grudges and affections tying him to three generations of the Zhu family. In education, he establishes schools and enlightens the people. In the military, he subdues the Qiang and Hui peoples and changes the course of the Jingnan Campaign. In administration, he promotes commerce, develops manufacturing, and reforms feudal institutions. In the end, he spans Eurasia and lays down the law for the pale-skinned foreigners. Thus unfolds a very different Ming Dynasty.

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