The Great Powers Are Actually the Great Ming: Starting from North America, I Set Out to Destroy the Qing

In a single moment, he transmigrates and becomes Zhu Shengkai, the last Ming emperor, stranded in North America in 1712. From the start, his status is worse than a slave: he is a mine worker.

The white overseer's whip? The oppression of the European powers?

At the brink of despair, he activates the Dragon Vein Colonial System!

Sorry, but he turns around and builds a Maxim gun, then blasts England with it! When Yinglong fighter planes soar over London, when Queen Victoria weeps in Buckingham Palace, when Napoleon III trembles in the Palace of Versailles, and when all of Europe quakes beneath the steel tide of the Great Ming...

Clad in his imperial robes, Zhu Shengkai stands before a map of the world and turns his gaze eastward.

Kang the Pockmarked, have you heard? An army of Han Chinese from across the ocean is already at your gates!

I will reclaim my realm with my own hands!

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