Five Years of Teaching in the Countryside, and the Ming Dynasty Became an Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets?

Li Heng goes to teach in a remote mountain village in the northwest, then falls off a cliff and lands in a secluded paradise of a village. Completely unbeknownst to him, he has actually transmigrated to the Hongwu era. Zhu Yuanzhang often visits to discuss the art of governing with him, while the princes learn science and culture from him.

Before long, the Great Ming begins a renaissance and an industrial revolution. It acquires the world's most advanced firearms and masters the most advanced navigation techniques...

The students he teaches all turn out to be exceptionally capable.

Zhu Di conquers Europe.

Zhu Biao conquers Latin America. The entire world map is marked with the flag of the Great Ming.

After Li Heng leaves the village and sees that the Great Ming has become an empire where the sun never sets, he realizes that he may have transmigrated.

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