Great Ming: From the South Seas to Liaodong

In the autumn of the sixth year of the Chongzhen era, a modern person transmigrates as Zhu Hengjia, Prince of Jingjiang. He also has a golden finger that lets him summon death warriors every day. Unwilling to accept the miserable fate awaiting him, he refuses to sit back and wait for death. He turns to the South Seas to expand his territory, subduing the nations of the peninsula. He drives out the red-haired colonizers and commands vast wealth, provisions, and powerful armies. Then he launches a northern campaign, crushes the rebel armies across the land, and marches a thousand miles to Liaodong, where he smashes the Eight Banners cavalry head-on. He crosses the seas and destroys the Japanese pirates. He builds an invincible fleet and takes charge of the Age of Exploration.