Ming Dynasty: the Prince's Voyage to the West

Nation-building overseas? Definitely the New World of America! It is necessary to conquer all difficulties. Many people say that Australia is good. Australia was discovered by the Spanish and the Dutch very early. More than 90% of that damn place in Australia is desert. In the early age of exploration, it was a garbage land that no one wanted. The smallest continent in the world, North America, South America, and Africa, are all much better than Australia.

There are objective reasons for the suspension of the voyages to the West. A few people benefited, and the vast majority suffered losses. After all, it was officially organized, and ordinary people could not enjoy the dividends.

The King of Han was like this before time travel, and he is still like this after time travel. Didn't you come here in vain?

If you want to build a base overseas, ports near the Strait of Malacca are the most suitable. Palembang and Singapore can both be used It would be ridiculous to build a country in Australia. The northern part of Australia is all tropical rainforest and the inland is all sand. Only eastern Australia is more suitable for rapid development. However, the fertility of Australia's land is very weak, the conditions in the agricultural era were too poor, and that location is not conducive to ruling the entire Southeast Asia as the heart of a maritime empire. The founding of Australia will naturally split Chinese civilization As long as it can control the entire Southeast Asia, it will block the ability of Western civilization to reach Australia before modern times. There is no need to worry about Australia being robbed. As for India and Europe, which are farther away, they can control what they cannot control for a while, and there is no way to assimilate them, unless they engage in genocide. Southeast Asia is the most suitable to be stably included in the inherent territory of Chinese civilization. There are many Chinese people, and the culture of most countries is influenced by Chinese civilization. As long as you have a fleet in your hand, you can control it steadily and the centrifugal force is small

Those who are clamoring to go to America to found a country are all unrealistic fantasies. Do you want to know how big the Pacific Ocean is? In the age of sailing ships, it took two years to go from Asia to America! If there are no steamships, it would be a fool's errand to immigrate to America and establish a country! Anyone who goes to Australia is also a fool! Sailing to Australia by monsoon winds also takes two years. It would be best to establish a foothold in Chittagong, Bangladesh, and use this as a base to conquer the South Asian subcontinent. The worst thing is to follow the British template in history, and you can do it without killing the last Indian, and no one can make the King of Han bow!

I hope that the protagonist can build a country overseas, fight, colonize, etc. Instead of wandering around outside and then returning to the comfort zone of the Ming Dynasty.

Just say it after you cut it, and everyone will laugh at you. Why are you doing this secretly?

To build a country overseas, North America is definitely the chosen place. You can give up on everything else. North America is the base for world domination.

This is a good point to start a new chapter in overseas nation-building.

During the Jingnan period, Zhu Gaoxu saved Zhu Di twice. He fought hard and fought hard for his old man to become emperor. Zhu Gaoxu was cheated by Zhu Di all his life. In the end, he failed to become emperor and was killed by his nephew.

The protagonist encounters a typhoon and is swept to the bottom of the sea with people and the boat, and the book ends.

This novel is pretty good, why don't I finish it?

Although the treasure ship is very impressive, let alone the Spanish galleons in the early Ming Dynasty and the late Ming Dynasty, they dare not say that they can return safely, so the prince can go to sea without fear of capsizing and drowning.

I like the protagonist's temperament. It's so cheerful. There are few such cheerful protagonists in historical novels.

The navigation in the Ming Dynasty all followed the sea line and had no technical content. The protagonist was an old seaman in his previous life. Can he use traditional means such as sextant, nautical clock, and nautical astronomical calendar to determine navigation position?

Opened a new book? 😭😭

I still don't understand why this kind of cut can be recommended?

One vote

It feels pretty good. I'll collect it first.