Age of Empires: from Usurping the Ming Dynasty to the Great Emperor of All Kingdoms

In the imperial era, the historical powers of China and the West, such as Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Ming, Persia, and Rome, stood side by side, and all nations competed for hegemony, aiming to unify the imperial continent and promote the supreme destiny. Later generations of librarians traveled through this turbulent era and became Zhu Zhanhe, the eldest son of Zhu Gaoxu, the king of Han Dynasty during the Yongle period. Historically, after Zhu Zhanji ascended the throne, he killed all Zhu Gaoxu's family. In order not to repeat the same mistakes and for his own life, Zhu Zhanhe began to plot to usurp the throne and become the emperor of tomorrow. Huanghuang was so powerful that he first destroyed the Qing Dynasty, then conquered the Song Dynasty, and formed an alliance to defeat the Han Dynasty. After unifying the Central Plains and becoming the co-owner of China, his horse stepped on the Persian Empire, his feet stepped on the Pope of Rome, and he lay drunk on the knees of Catherine, the empress of Tsarist Russia. The Ming Empire was promoted to the Ming Dynasty! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.