Emperor Zhu Yunxi's Simulator Dominates the Seven Seas with Technology

A graduate student in the Department of History traveled through time to be Zhu Yunxi, grandson of Hongwu Emperor, and was bound to the "Ming Dynasty National Games Simulator". The first simulation actually showed that he would be sentenced to death at the age of 15 due to the "Blue Jade Case". He decisively chose to "bear development" and used modern knowledge to improve Fengyang rice to double the yield per mu and accumulate his first pot of gold; at the age of 10, he killed Lan Yu and framed him, and turned the tables with thunder, shocking the government and the public, and winning Zhu Yuanzhang's initial trust. Take advantage of the situation to promote the establishment of the "Royal Academy of Sciences", develop muskets, build a navy, predict the battle of Jingnan, and recruit Zhu Di's elite in advance. Gradually mastering military and political power, he swept away the remnants of Mongolia externally, went on an expedition to Africa to establish colonies, and internally implemented the New Deal, implemented maritime bans, and carried out foreign affairs, igniting the budding industry. After he ascended the throne, he carried out comprehensive reforms. The territory of the Ming Dynasty spanned Asia and Africa, and merchant ships spread all over the seven seas. It became an "empire on which the sun never sets" and was awarded the title of "the grandson of Hongwu, an emperor for eternity". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.