Great Ming: From the Start, I Establish Maritime Hegemony

In the fourth year of Jianwen, as Zhu Hui and Li Jinglong welcomed his surrender, Zhu Di led the Yan army through Jinchuan Gate and swaggered into Jinling.

Zhu Yunwen had just transmigrated. Faced with an unstoppable tide of events, he had no choice but to embark on a voyage across the ocean.

In the imperial palace, Zhu Di lay over a charred corpse, weeping as he said, "We are uncle and nephew. How did it come to this?" At the same time, he ordered the Embroidered Uniform Guard to search secretly for Zhu Yunwen.

Three years later, when Zheng He set sail on his voyages to the Western Ocean, his fleet had only just left the South China Sea when hundreds of ironclad warships blocked its way.

Watching Zheng He, who stood at the bow with a baffled expression, someone chuckled.

That's right! The person standing before you is:

The master of the world's sea routes!

The sole shareholder of a global mining empire!

The owner of an oil conglomerate spanning the Persian Gulf!

The inventor of more than 4,300 patents!

The contractor behind global infrastructure projects!

The man too busy to return to the Ming to reclaim his throne: Zhu Yunwen!

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