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During the Jiajing period, the Japanese invaders in the south and the north suffered from internal and external troubles. Qi Jimei conquered the Tatars in the north, chasing them north and pacifying the grasslands. Determine Liaodong and suppress the Jurchens to eliminate the hope of the rise of the Manchus. Fight against the Japanese pirates in the south, eradicate Wang Zhi, and push for the opening of the sea. Run newspapers, build academies, advocate practical learning, introduce overseas countries, and guide Chinese people to open their eyes to the world. Vigorously develop the navy, occupy Ryukyu, control Japan, conquer North Korea, protect Macau, expel Portugal, and dominate the world. ... Qi Jimei originally wanted to be the Zhenhai King of the Ming Dynasty, but he never expected that he would later defeat Spain, occupy the Philippines, establish a maritime commercial empire, control the trade of the three countries of tomorrow in the east, occupy Malacca in the west, and compete with the Western countries. Finally, when he counterattacked the Ming Dynasty, everyone shouted that he was "the great emperor of the empire on which the sun never sets"!