I Colonized the World for the Ming Dynasty

During the Chongzhen era, disasters struck without end. Droughts, plagues, and floods came one after another. The Eight Banners trampled Liaodong beneath their iron hooves, peasant uprisings swept across the Central Plains, and the flames of war spread. Starving corpses littered the land, and thousands of miles of China lay barren. After awakening the "Relocation for Poverty Alleviation System," he realized that if his homeland could no longer sustain its people, the whole world would provide for them: Dreadnoughts ruled the seas, AK-47s swept across continents, steel armies rolled over the world, and steam locomotives forged a route along the Silk Road. Wherever sturdy ships and powerful guns could reach, countless descendants of Yan and Huang were relocated to escape poverty: to farm in Europe, herd livestock in Australia, and sell white slaves in the Americas... According to records from later generations: The Ming emperor Zhu Youjian raised his mighty banner and brought the world to heel. Wherever the sun and moon shone, wherever the dragon flag flew, every fertile land and lush pasture had, since time immemorial, been sacred and indivisible territory of China!