Fishing in Ming China, I Reel in the Richest Man in the Empire?

During the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Gao Can, the fourth son of Prince of Yan Zhu Di, stands out for his abilities. He commands the army and holds control of its troops.

He repeatedly launches surprise attacks, marches on Fengyang, and earns the greatest merit in the Jingnan Campaign.

Yet because he is blind and born to a concubine, his military authority is stripped away, and the grand promises made to him come to nothing.

As fortune has it, he awakens a Fishing System.

He can fish up anything: grain, pork, weapons, horses, ships, even modern weapons and immortal cultivation spells. The only thing he can't catch is fish.

After five years of fishing, he has unknowingly become the richest and most influential man in the Ming Dynasty, with the greatest stores of grain.

The Ming's richest man, lord of the seas, Heavenly Khan of the grasslands, founder of an immortal sect?

Meanwhile, Zhu Di has seven personalities in his head.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "There must be an order of seniority. No matter how great the fourth boy's achievements are, the Crown Prince will still be our Gao Chi!"

Zhu Di: "Father, stop talking. Gao Can has already marched on Fengyang and launched the Jingnan Campaign. You're no match for him either."

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