Back to the Ming Dynasty as the Imperial Grandson

Throughout the Ming dynasty, there were no marriage alliances, no reparations, no surrender of territory, and no tribute. The emperor guarded the nation's borders, and the sovereign died for his realm. It was not China's most prosperous dynasty, but it was an era of unparalleled backbone. Opening the seas brought tribute missions from every nation. Two campaigns in the north forced the Mongols into submission, while the pacification of the southwest won the loyalty of the many tribes. This is a Ming dynasty without the Yongle Emperor, but with a Sage Ancestor of its own. 100,000 words are already written and ready to upload upon signing. Updates are steady. Please support and adopt me!