Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu...
The Japanese daimyo of the Warring States Period were like ministers across the river, spending their entire lives only leaving a few small waves in the long river of history.
Zhu Mingliang, a modern man who traveled through time, was unexpectedly intertwined with their fate, and unknowingly became the guardian of Ming Dynasty's interests in Japan.
At that time, Japan was in chaos. In the eyes of the Ming Dynasty's Gong Gong, Japan was nothing more than a few dispensable foreign islands.
Zhu Mingliang comes from the future, so he naturally understands what it means to be "a small demon in the temple, a strong wind in the temple, and many bastards in the shallow pool". If ignored, the careerists on the small island will inevitably pose a potential threat to the Chinese nation.
Fortunately, the Ming Dynasty he traveled through was no longer the agricultural empire guarding one-third of an acre of land behind the Great Wall. This is a country that is determined to bathe in Chinese civilization wherever the sun, moon and stars reach.
Zhu Mingliang not only wanted to fight wits and courage with the powerful officials and corrupt officials of the Ming Dynasty, but also wanted to divide and disintegrate the public ministers on the Japanese island. He wanted to completely pull Japan, which was no longer outside the country, into the territory of the Ming Empire.
After countless twists and turns and tests, a fire ignited in Zhu Mingliang's heart:
From now on, Japan is no longer a "god's kingdom" that lasts forever. It is just an ordinary province under the rule of Ming Dynasty.
And I, Zhu Mingliang, was the first Japanese governor of the Ming Dynasty.
