Great Ming: Zhu Yuntong, the Imperial Grandson, Rules the Empire as Regent

He transmigrates to the Ming dynasty and becomes the imperial grandson, Zhu Yuntong.

For his own sake, and for the future of the Ming dynasty,

Zhu Yuntong takes charge of the empire at the age of twenty.

At home, he reforms the civil service examinations, promotes industry and agriculture, and prioritizes science and technology.

Abroad, he destroys Japan, pacifies the Tatars, and voyages west.

Step by step, he leads the Ming dynasty to the pinnacle of the world.

All under Heaven belongs to the emperor, and all within the borders are his subjects.

May the sun, moon, mountains, and rivers endure, and may the Ming empire stand forever!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.