The Great Ming: Conquering the World Starts with Summoning Zhao Yun to Invade Japan

[Summoning + Conquest + Three Kingdoms + Nobunaga's Ambition]

In the 40th year of the Jiajing reign, the Great Ming is already rotting from within, while European navigation and the Renaissance are on the rise.

Liu Shan is reborn at the end of the Ming dynasty, but lands somewhere unexpected.

Is this Japan?

“Brothers killing brothers, subordinates overthrowing their lords... Even after my Chancellor Father left, I never let the Han fall into such chaos. How dare this bastard call himself Emperor?”

From the start, he activates a summoning panel. He has Zhao Yun, Zhuge Liang, and Zhou Yu! He can even revive the soldiers and civilians who died during the Three Kingdoms era!

The Ming dynasty has banned maritime trade?

The Han will sail out and conquer!

“In the Age of Discovery, China did not shut itself off from the world.”

“The heroes of the Han are no less talented than Leonardo da Vinci.”

What sparks will fly when the thinkers of Confucianism and Mohism, not yet fully crippled by imperial power and aristocratic clans, encounter Western ideas?!

Zhao Yun versus Uesugi Kenshin; Zhang Fei versus Honda Tadakatsu; Zhuge Liang versus Takeda Shingen.

From the start, seize Japan, rise in the Southern Seas, push north into Mongolia and Manchuria, and march west!

An Invincible Armada?

An empire on which the sun never sets?

Wherever the sun and moon shine, it is Han territory!

Islands and oceans, deserts and grasslands; swords, cavalry, cannons, and sailing ships. In the Age of Discovery, amid upheavals unseen in a thousand years, the Han will rise again on the world stage!