The crown prince wiped out the remnants of the Hu family, but it did not mean that there would be no thief in Jiaozhi, who was determined to restore the thief in the previous dynasty.

Zhu Zhanji stood in front of the port.

Behind him, Luo Xiangyang, Yu Qian and others stood solemnly with their hands down.

"Sailing!"

Yu Qian widened his eyes, raised his finger and pointed at the sea level in front of him, and exclaimed.

With Yu Qian's reminder, everyone's eyes turned to the distant sea level.

The sails towering into the clouds filled the entire sea in the blink of an eye.

As the sea breeze stirred, the hull under the sail gradually exposed.

The huge hull occupied everyone's sight in an instant.

The one who starts, and connects them in pieces, is a treasure ship that is forty or fifty feet long.

This is a masterpiece of the shipbuilding industry in the Ming Dynasty.

Invincible in the world!

However, the treasure ships on the sea were like they didn't have money, but after counting, there were only thirty or fifty ships.

Not to mention that there are still horse ships, warships, and grain ships around them that are about thirty or twenty feet tall.

Just a meeting.

Everyone on the harbor felt a huge pressure almost uniformly, rushing towards them like surging waves.

The fleet is gradually decelerating.

The huge sail slowly descended under the skillful operation of the officers and soldiers, and slowly drove into the harbor with the push of the waves and its own inertia.

There are too many treasure fleets of commander Zheng He.

If hundreds of ships were all about to sail into the port, they would probably have to stage a Red Cliff again.

The most majestic and tall treasure ship built slowly into the port with several transport ships.

After the remaining ships reduced their speed to a sufficient level, they began to drop their anchors and fix themselves on the sea.

In the harbor, the waves became bigger and surging on the embankment.

For a moment, the waves rolled.

At the port, everyone's eyes were also in vain.

That was a treasure ship, so tall that it obscured the sunshine.

Zhu Zhanji always kept smiling.

He knows.
Chapter completed!