"Your Majesty, do you want to be the emperor of the Ming Dynasty or the leader of the earth?"
In the tenth year of Yongle's reign, on a rainy night, Su Jing, a lecturer at the Hanlin Academy, took out a rough wooden globe in the Fengtian Hall. At this moment, the ambition of Yongle Emperor Zhu Di was completely ignited, and the fate of the Ming Empire was rewritten.
This is not a dull historical drama, but a violent history of civilizational conquest. The time traveler Su Jing, under the name of "Chief Assistant of the Confidential Department", became the first counselor of the Ming Dynasty. He did not use the "Four Books and Five Classics" to govern the country, but used "economic warfare" to buy the Western Regions, used the "queue to shoot" tactic to sweep through Central Asia, used the "financial scissor gap" to harvest Europe, and used the "Yin merchants to recognize relatives" to conquer the Americas without bloodshed.
Under Su Jing's "fooling" and planning:
Zheng He's treasure ships turned into battleships filled with artillery, and Malacca became Ming Dynasty's maritime toll station.
Zhu Gaoxu, the king of Han, no longer rebelled, but went to the Great Plains of North America to become a "model worker" for pioneering.
"Yongle Dian" was stuffed with steam engine blueprints and the law of gravity, becoming the "server" of human civilization.
The gold bricks of the Forbidden City were really paved with gold from the Inca Empire, and monarchs from all over the world trembled at the foot of Mount Tai.
From leaving Yangguan in the west to crossing the Atlantic Ocean, from the roar of steam trains to the establishment of an empire on which the sun never sets. See how a pair of the craziest monarchs and ministers use cannons to tell the truth, use capital to establish rules, and use Chinese civilization to reshape the world order.
Wherever the sun and moon shine, they are all Han people; wherever human beings go, they all speak Chinese. This was not only the prosperous age of the Ming Dynasty, but also the golden starting point of human history.
