The Pirate King of the Ming Dynasty

Wang Xiuqi transmigrated to the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty and became the son of Wang Zhi, the “Lord of the Five Peaks.”

With a brilliant mind and a product-oriented way of thinking, he helped the Ming dynasty flourish, blockaded the island nation, swept across Southeast Asia, and wiped out the European and American bandits who pillaged and slaughtered their way through the Americas. He established a new world order and became the uncrowned king of the world.

Emperor Wanli: “Sage King, the world is so vast. Take me out to see it!”

Oda Nobunaga: “My lord, please grant me some more fashionable lingerie. I like lace.”

Toyotomi Hideyoshi: “As long as you’re pleased, my lord, I’d gladly let you call me a monkey. I’d even be happy to be your lackey.”

Queen Elizabeth I of England: “My dear Qi, I swear I’ll never marry, unless you marry me.”