The Foolish Emperor of Southern Ming: From Son of Heaven to World Hegemon

[Southern Ming] + [Transmigration] + [Harem] + [Conquest] + [Political intrigue] + [Technology] + [No System]

Zhu Ming, a modern university student, transmigrates into the body of Zhu Yousong, the notorious fool emperor Hongguang of the Southern Ming.

He is the very protagonist behind the phrase "Don't repeat the mistakes of the Southern Ming," often mentioned by Guagua Mengzhu.

In Nanjing, he has no power, money, troops, or allies. All he has is the title of fool emperor.

Trapped in the besieged city, he is destined to be handed over to the Qing by his own men a year later and executed by a thousand cuts.

Ready to give up, he decides to spend a year enjoying himself as a fool emperor before he dies.

But after he kidnaps Liu Rushi, the foremost of the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai, the wheels of fate begin to turn.

Of the fifty paths of the Great Dao, Heaven's evolution leaves one chance for survival.

Liu Rushi's husband is Qian Qianyi, Minister of Rites, whose student Zheng Sen would later become known as Zheng Chenggong.

In Zhu Yousong's eyes, Liu Rushi goes from "Lady Liu" to "Mr. Liu," and finally becomes "Chancellor Liu"!

Fifty years later, when Ming ships, flying cars, and telegraphs fill the lands across both oceans, Zhu Yousong's reputation has changed from that of a fool emperor to Emperor Liezu Guangwu of the Great Ming.