The Pearl of the Ming Dynasty

In 1644, the Jiashen Incident overthrew the Ming Dynasty. Prince Zhu Cixiang did not die in Meishan, but secretly went to sea from Tianjin Wei with the Ministry of Industry Volume of Yongle Dadian, Zheng He's Acupuncture Map, and three thousand Jinyiwei navy, becoming a "heritage in the sea." He did not choose "ready-made colonies" in the South Seas or the Americas, but arrived in Australia, the "southern continent" that had not been fully mapped by Europeans at the time. Facing intense heat, drought, and the unknown, he used heaven's creation as his technical guide to dig karats, establish blast furnaces for ironmaking, and build new clipper ships in the red soil desert, transforming the historical relics of the "overseas health station" into the cornerstone of survival. At the same time, he used "Chinese rituals" and "practical technology" as a link to establish a "mutual market-covenant" relationship with the indigenous people instead of a "conquest-slavery" relationship, creating a new model of "cross-civilization symbiosis." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.