Great Ming: I Told You to Rule as Regent, Not Build a Ming That Never Sets

After transmigrating as Zhu Xiongying, grandson of the Ming emperor, he unexpectedly receives temporary authority to oversee the state and is bound to the National Fortune System.

The more prosperous the Ming Dynasty becomes, the more benefits he receives.

And so, one wild idea after another begins to surface in the mind of this revered Ming grandson.

"Ding! The Host has reassured the military commanders, preventing an imbalance between civil officials and military officers after the dynasty's founding. National strength has increased. Reward: a design blueprint for a double-barreled musket! Bonus: one completed double-barreled musket."

"Ding! The Host has executed Hu Weiyong and his son in open court, increasing national fortune. Reward: several high-yield varieties of potato and corn seeds..."

"Ding! The Host has overseen the expansion of maritime trade and strengthened the military, causing Ming national fortune to surge..."

"Ding! The Host has successfully built an empire on which the sun never sets..."

When Zhu Yuanzhang returned to Yingtian Prefecture after his inspection,

"What the heck? I told you to oversee the state, and now the Ming Dynasty has become an empire on which the sun never sets?!"

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