Great Ming: A Useless Imperial Grandson? Ever Seen a Gatling Gun?

He transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes Zhu Yuntong.

In the twenty-first year of the Hongwu reign, Lady Lü controls the Eastern Palace. Ten-year-old Zhu Yuntong asks to leave the palace and live in seclusion at Fengqi Mountain.

The ministers: "Have you heard? The imperial grandson has no virtue. He spends all day playing with fire at the imperial estate on Fengqi Mountain."

"Playing with fire? Have you ever seen iron smelted in a blast furnace? Have you seen glass? What about cement?"

The ministers: "The imperial grandson neglects the Confucian classics and spends all day in the fields. He is nothing like a benevolent prince!"

"Nothing like a benevolent prince? Have you ever eaten sweet potatoes, yams, or corn?"

The three great marvels appear, and from then on, the people of the Ming Dynasty can all eat their fill and stay warm.

The ministers: "The imperial grandson spends all day immersed in strange inventions and outrageous pursuits."

"Strange inventions? Have you seen a Ming 47? What about a hot-air balloon? A steam engine?"

"Have you ever seen a train?"

Under his rule, the Ming Dynasty grows stronger step by step. Wherever the sun and moon shine, it is Ming territory.

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