Great Ming: I Found a Nation Overseas, and No Dog Would Want the Throne

He transmigrates to the Yongle era and becomes Zhu Gaoxu, Prince of Han.

The court is full of intrigue over the succession. The Crown Prince's position is beset by deadly schemes, while Zhu Di is suspicious and his brothers frame him. As for the throne in the Central Plains, not even a dog would want it!

He immediately asks permission to sail overseas, taking a fleet, refugees, and firearms with him to the South Seas.

He clears land, builds cities, opens mines, sets up factories, and sweeps aside the barbarians, building an overseas empire of his own.

Years later, as the Ming Dynasty declines, Zhu Di crosses the sea with his entire court and begs him to return and take the throne.

Zhu Gaoxu waves him off. "That busted throne in the Central Plains? Whoever wants it can have it. I rule ten thousand miles of overseas territory. Isn't it better to be a carefree emperor?"

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