Great Ming: Nephew Jianwen, Zhu Xiongying, You Cannot Die

Given the sanitation conditions and the almost non-existent bathing lifestyle in Europe, how could you possibly eat that? You must be starving.

Your Highness, the map has been delivered to you. Do as you see fit. 😁

Author, this is a bit of a jump! The first book is about an outer god disguised as Ultraman, the second at least gained light, both of them are at least Ultraman-related, so how did it jump into historical fiction?

I want to see the author write about Ultraman 😭

It can only be said that their strategy was incredibly flawed. They completely disregarded ocean currents and sea patterns. Our oceans were a hundred times more treacherous than the Mediterranean Sea in Europe. Europe's ability to colonize and plunder was only possible because of its geographical proximity to Africa and the Americas.

I noticed a problem after reading the first chapter: why is that kid calling you "uncle"? Normally it should be "third uncle" or "fourth uncle," not "uncle."

Being an emperor in the Ming Dynasty was a high-risk profession! None of them met a good end! They were either overthrown by civil officials or military generals! This led to later emperors distrusting both civil and military officials, forcing them to promote eunuchs to fight against them.

Zhu Xiong Ying and Zhu Yunwen were not fundamentally different; both wanted to reduce the power of the princes. It's just that Zhu Yunwen was far too foolish.

Author, you're glorifying Yao Guangxiao a bit too much. He even knows the future through divination! Will some Liu Bowen suddenly appear to sever the dragon vein?

Why is the protagonist so fixated on Europe? Right now, the real money is in India's golden grains – wouldn't that be more lucrative than going to Europe?