Great Ming: I, Zhu Yuntong, Am the True Imperial Grandson!

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Biao dies, and Zhu Yuntong, usually timid and weak, suddenly becomes formidable. Zhu Yuntong: “If Zhu Chongba can sit on this throne, why can’t I?” Lan Yu and Chang Sheng: “Exactly! We’re done putting up with this nonsense!” Old Zhu: “How did I never realize before that our Tong’er has the makings of a great emperor?” Zhu Yunwen: “Wait, what’s going on? What happened to my throne?” Zhu Di: “Nephew, your Fourth Uncle will always be your General for the Northern Campaign! I have no ulterior motives!” Zhu Shuang, Zhu Gang, and Zhu Su: “Same here! It’s just that the treasury is empty!” What? Not enough money for war? Don’t worry, I remember there’s a mountain of silver at our neighbor’s place. A certain island nation: “Oh no, he’s coming for us!” Making antibiotics by hand and distilling high-proof liquor, Zhu Yuntong accidentally transmigrates into the early Ming dynasty. With modern knowledge, just how far will he take the Ming Empire?