Ming Dynasty: King of Qiongzhou, Colonizing the World by Farming

Zhu Zi pretended to be the eighth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, contradicted the imperial edict of sea ban in the court, and was kicked out to Qiongzhou to become the vassal king. Everyone thought he was doomed - Qiongzhou was hot and humid, with a population of no more than 200,000, and even the prefect was so poor that he was left to die. But no one knows that Zhu Zi is bound to the super farming system. No one even knew that the first product in the system mall was the Pith Washing Fruit. Once one fell down, his physique skyrocketed, and the fist wind broke through the air. From then on, no one in the south could stop him. On the first day after arriving in Qiongzhou, Zhu Zi led people to open up wasteland and cultivate land; a month later, the granaries were filled with grain; half a year later, all the refugees had food to eat. Wang Zhi knelt down and cried: Your Highness, the God! But Zhu Zi's goal goes far beyond filling his stomach. A year later, the Japanese pirate fleet invaded, and Zhu Zi led his men to fight back in a warship, destroying their home base. Three years later, from Nanyang to Tianzhu, the flag of Prince Qiong's Palace was planted all over the land where the sun shined. Zhu Yuanzhang was dumbfounded on the spot when he received the military report: We asked you to farm, and you came back from farming for us? Zhu Di ran to Qiongzhou with a knife and asked: Bad brother, are you farming or fighting? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.