Great Ming: Exiled to North America, I Rebuild the Ming Empire

Zhu Mingyu transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes the great-grandson of Chongzhen, who fled overseas. He is trapped in San Francisco, mining coal. The Qing still practices isolationism, unaware that the Age of Exploration has already begun overseas. After Zhu Mingyu is bound to the Strongest Empire System, he embarks on the grand undertaking of rebuilding the Ming Dynasty. He builds rifle factories, brings Native American tribes under his control, seizes white-owned mines, develops industry, opens oil fields, and builds destroyers and frigates. When a destroyer flying the Ming flag arrives at a Qing port, the Qing are dumbfounded. The Qing emperor: “Who can tell me what this iron warship is?” Prince Yi: “Your Majesty, our three naval vessels were wiped out by a single iron ship from the Ming.” Prince Zheng: “Your Majesty, I think we might as well sue for peace.” When the Ming flag flies over the capital once more and Qianlong kneels before Zhu Mingyu in submission, the Ming Dynasty has already become an empire on which the sun never sets, sweeping across the globe.