Great Ming: My Imperial Grandson Is Too Powerful

In the twelfth year of Hongwu, the Great Ming dynasty was newly founded. The remnants of the Mongol Yuan still watched with covetous eyes, while the West, gradually emerging from the Dark Ages, began its Renaissance. At this critical juncture, when this ancient civilization was on the verge of being abandoned by the world, a transmigrated soul descended upon the Great Ming and possessed a fifteen-year-old boy. “There is one man. In civil affairs, he can reform the currency, cultivate superior crops, establish universities, and lead the world in science! In war, he can invent the steam engine, build guns and cannons, and sail the Seven Seas, making the savage barbarians of the steppe dance and sing to entertain me!” “He is my grandson, Zhu Yuanzhang's: Zhu Zhaohui!”