## Wanjiang: From Prime Minister in Black to Founder of an Empire on which the Sun Never Sets
>Yi Hao woke up and became the demon monk Yao Guangxiao in the Jianwen Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty.
>Facing the Yan King Zhu Di who was about to be forced to death by cutting off the vassal vassal, he smiled slightly: "Your Highness, cut down the vassal vassal? The situation is too small!"
>While Zhu Di was still worried about the three thousand soldiers, Yi Hao had already presented "Tiangong Kaiwu" and "Sea Power Theory".
>Flame-fired guns tore apart the Confederate cavalry, steam armored ships crushed Japanese pirate ships, and corn and potatoes filled the Ming Dynasty's granaries.
>On the day Zhu Di ascended the throne, Yihao traveled across the ocean: "Your Majesty, the Forbidden City is too small to accommodate the Empire on which the Sun Never Sets."
>When Zheng He's fleet brought back American gold and Australian beasts, the Forbidden City received a gilded certificate of credence:
>"Emperor Yihao of the new Ming Dynasty invites Emperor Yongle to share the world!"
