Great Ming: Zhu Zhen, the All-Rounder, Builds an Industrial Empire

During the Hongwu era of the Great Ming, Zhu Zhen, the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, activates an Omniscient and Omnipotent System!?

The next day, strange news sweeps the capital: the Sixth Prince has opened Changming Group outside the palace, introducing rare goods like glass mirrors, refined salt, and soap. Customers crowd the doors, nearly tearing them off their hinges.

Even more astonishing, he hand-draws plans for a steam turbine, recruits skilled artisans to build an early power machine, and doubles the productivity of the Ministry of Works' workshops!

He establishes the Great Ming Overseas Trading Company and builds a fleet of Fuchuan ships using sailing technology far ahead of its time.

Porcelain and tea reach Java and Persia, and his ships sail even farther than Zheng He's voyages, raising the dragon flag of the Great Ming on the American continent.

He secretly lays the groundwork for a financial system, issuing paper notes redeemable for gold and silver. Ming banks spread to ports around the world, and dragon banners fly across all seven continents!

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