Age of Empires: From Usurping the Ming Throne to Ruling the World

In an age of empires, the great powers of East and West, including Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Ming, Persia, and Rome, stand side by side. A struggle among nations rages, each aspiring to unify the imperial continent and rise to the supreme rank of a Fortune Dynasty.

A librarian from the future transmigrates to this magnificent age and becomes Zhu Zhanhe, eldest son of Zhu Gaoxu, Prince of Han, during the Yongle era.

In history, after Zhu Zhanji ascended the throne, he had Zhu Gaoxu's entire family put to death.

To avoid the same fate and stay alive, Zhu Zhanhe begins plotting a coup to become the emperor of the Great Ming.

With the awe-inspiring might of the Great Ming, he first destroys the Great Qing, then conquers the Great Song, and allies with Ying Zheng to attack the Great Han.

After unifying the Central Plains and becoming ruler of all the Chinese, he tramples the Persian Empire beneath his horses' hooves, crushes the Roman pope underfoot, and reclines with his head in the lap of Catherine, the Russian empress.

The Great Ming Empire rises to become the Great Ming Fortune Dynasty!

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