Great Ming: From the Start, I Accidentally Killed the Tianqi Emperor

Zhu Youxiao of a later era transmigrates to the end of the Ming dynasty after an accident. He even crushes Emperor Tianqi, Zhu Youxiao, who is using the toilet. With the help of a half-month sign-in System, he impersonates the emperor and passes himself off as "Zhu Youxiao."

On his very first sign-in, he draws Xiaozhao from a martial arts world, who becomes his personal bodyguard.

So what if Wei Zhongxian is a treacherous eunuch? Zhu Youxiao still puts him to work. With the System around, how could a watchdog possibly bite its master?

What should he do if the treasury is short of money?

Why not start by confiscating the property of the Eight Great Jin Merchants who collude with the Manchurian pig-skin barbarians?

Wei Zhongxian: "Your Majesty, this servant followed your decree and confiscated the Eight Great Jin Merchants' property, which amounts to ninety-nine million, nine hundred and forty-three thousand taels of silver!"

Zhu Youxiao: "I have always been merciful. Send the men to the army, and send all the women to the Imperial Music Bureau!"

Wei Zhongxian: "Yes, Your Majesty!"

Through Zhu Youxiao's many schemes, the Ming dynasty, once on the brink of collapse, takes on a new look. It tramples the "carriers of the sea," establishes maritime supremacy, and extends the emperor's might across the five continents.

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