Report: Special Forces Transported to Zheng He’s Treasure Ship in the Ming Dynasty

Do you know what happened in the Great Ming in 1433? Zheng He's seventh voyage to the Western Seas returned, and the Great Xia soon shut itself off from the world. Three hundred years later, the Portuguese and the English came knocking at its gates from the sea, beginning a century of humiliation that stripped the Great Xia of its dignity. But what if Zheng He's treasure fleet had never returned? Lin Zheng transmigrates onto Zheng He's treasure ship with three hundred elite special forces soldiers. He tells the sixty-two-year-old navigator: “To the west lies a continent larger than the Great Xia, with gold and silver everywhere. If you don't go, the Portuguese will be there in thirty or forty years. Once they grow rich and powerful, they'll come looking for you.” Zheng He draws a line on the nautical chart, rounding the Cape of Good Hope and pointing into the endless blank to the west. “We're not turning back. Keep heading west.” From the storms off the Cape of Good Hope to the gold of the New World, from outposts in West Africa to an alliance with the English king, Lin Zheng intends to bring all four seas under his heel before the Western powers rise. Because this time, the Great Xia will not close its doors again.