As soon as he transmigrates, Zhu Kecheng becomes the eldest legitimate grandson of a prince of the Ming dynasty.
All he wants is to lie flat and coast through life.
But he never expected his grandfather to be the notorious Zhu Dianying.
His family will be confiscated in just five years.
At this critical moment, Zhu Hecheng binds himself to the Revitalize China System.
His first mission is to bring Japan, which has drifted beyond the empire’s borders for years, back into the Ming.
Zhu Kecheng plans to take it slowly, but the items in the System shop are simply too ridiculously powerful.
So the mission to bring Japan back into the fold can’t wait.
Ding! Congratulations, you have purchased the Mongol Expeditionary Army!
Ding! Congratulations, you have purchased the Art Students Legion!
Ding! Congratulations, you have purchased the U.S. forces stationed in Japan!
Three years later, Zhu Kecheng storms Kyoto.
Japan officially returns to the Ming and proudly becomes a province of the empire.
Yu Dayou: I’m not kidding. At the time, I really only wanted to fight the Japanese pirates.
Qi Jiguang: I’m ashamed. I only wanted to drive out the Japanese pirates and overlooked the fact that both sides of the strait share the same roots.
Standing on the emperor’s head, Zhu Kecheng asks, “Japan has belonged to China since ancient times. Why, then, did the emperor rebel?”
