I’ve Made the Seas an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets, and Now You Want Me to Return and Take the Throne?

After transmigrating, Jiang Chen discovered that he had become the Crown Prince of Great Qian. Then he got the grim news: he seemed to have landed in a hellish scenario. His father was an emperor for the ages, his second brother was Li Shimin, the Great General of the Heavenly Strategy, his third brother had the makings of Cao Cao, his fourth was the Great General Who Conquers the North, his fifth started with nothing but a bowl, and his sixth had a meteor fall from the sky. Well, Jiang Chen could only say: well, would you look at that. Li Shimin, Cao Cao, Zhu Di, Liu Bang, Sima Yi, Liu Xiu, Liu Bei, Liu Xiu. Every one of them was at full strength. His maternal clan had been wiped out last month over witchcraft, and his uncle, the chancellor, had died with them. How the hell was he supposed to play this? Fine, you win. This prince is out. Whoever wants to be Crown Prince can have the job. This prince is heading to Qiongzhou. What’s Great Qian to me? With memories of a later age, I’ll build a maritime empire where the sun never sets and show you all. What? The northern barbarians are invading, and no one can hold them back? What? Prince of Qiong, how did you end up with a million troops? Huang Chao was right: marching into the capital is much easier.