Great Ming: Zhu Xiongying, With an Imperial Throne to Inherit at Home

Zhu Xiongying, the eldest legitimate grandson of the Ming dynasty, has one crucial task after transmigrating: keep Empress Ma in good spirits and help her live a long life.

A father who spends every day thinking about taking revenge on Japan and building up the shipbuilding industry.

A grandfather who cheerfully takes the blame for everything, day after day.

"Father, why do you hate Japan so much?"

"A tiny country with only three islands dares to kill my envoy?"

"Father, do you really think I believe that? You're just after their money, aren't you? You're drooling over their money, their silver. You're shameless!"

"I'm shameless? What about you? The iron ore in Australia, the sugarcane on Treasure Island, the rice in Jiaozhi, the jewels in India. Are those supposed to make you noble? You think you're above it all?"

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