Ming Dynasty: Small Gangsters Built an Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets

In 2024, Zhu Xiong, a modern gangster who was wandering the streets, lost consciousness due to alcohol. When I woke up, I heard unfamiliar ancient language crying in my ears, and my body was suffering from a severe and painful fever. He traveled through time and became Zhu Xiongying, the 8-year-old grandson of the emperor who suffered from smallpox in the fifteenth year of Hongwu. On the verge of death, he activated the "The Sun Never Sets Empire System" and relied on the observation of words, negotiation and survival instincts developed in modern society to survive in the cannibal palace. He cured himself and snatched Queen Ma back from the hands of death. His fate is thus tied to Ming Dynasty. In order to "win" and enjoy life, he must prevent the tragedy of history: he must protect the heroes from Zhu Yuanzhang's butcher's knife, stand firm in the shadow of Zhu Biao's early death, and more importantly, encourage his stingy and domineering grandpa to open the country, rob, exchange, and conquer, and let the sun and moon flag of the Ming Dynasty illuminate the seven seas.