Transmigrating into Those Stories of the Ming Dynasty!

Modern historian Zhou Ming transmigrates into the body of Zhu Changfang, the last Prince of a fief in the Ming Dynasty. With Chongzhen having hanged himself and the Great Ming on the brink of collapse, Zhou Ming defies fate and changes the course of history.

Taking advantage of his status as a prince, he quietly assumes regency in Guilin. Using the “Longqing legacy” to secure Portuguese cooperation and acquire technology, he builds a modern navy. He then marches into Guangdong, bringing Zheng Zhilong’s maritime forces under his command and funding war through trade. During the northern campaign, rather than rushing straight for Beijing, he first secures Jiangxi and Huguang, forming a pincer with Li Dingguo’s allied forces. At last, he defeats Hong Chengchou in a decisive battle on the Yellow River, recaptures Beijing, and restores the dynasty to prosperity.