Great Ming: Lord of the Seas

With his soul in the body of Zhu Quan, Prince of Ning, in the fourth year of Jianwen, how could he be content to live as a powerless, idle prince? His sails cut through the waves. He began by bringing pirates to heel, building ports, and opening up trade. He seized control of the Nanyang’s economic lifelines and used cannons to impose the iron laws of Great Ming on Japan. He crossed the oceans and opened up the wilderness. Even the uncharted lands of North America would become part of Great Ming. The emperor’s suspicions grew, and undercurrents swirled at court. Profit was irresistible, and foreign powers watched hungrily. Zhu Quan embarked on a voyage from which there was no turning back, a lonely journey of struggle against both the empire and the world!