Great Ming: With a Statecraft System, I’ll Rebuild the Celestial Empire

The conflict between traditional feudal imperial rule and modernization; the struggle between maritime bans and dominance of the seas; the opposition between factional strife and practical statecraft; the collision between the agrarian civilization of the Central Plains and overseas colonization.

- Cross-volume main quests: examples include "Pacify the Japanese pirates in eastern Zhejiang during the Jiajing reign," "Make the Longqing Opening of the Sea a reality during the Longqing reign," "Complete the Guard Battalion reforms during the Wanli reign," and "Establish the Ming Southern Seas Fleet within ten years."

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- Side quests spanning a volume or chapter: examples include "Treat the plague at Xinhe Fort," "Help the Qi Family Army improve its firearms," and "Persuade the Jiangnan merchant guilds to take part in overseas trade."

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- Hidden quests triggered by out-of-the-box ideas: examples include "Snatch the Western missionaries' astronomical calendar," "Prevent Toyotomi Hideyoshi from unifying Japan," and "Discover the Australian continent ahead of time."

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