Ming Dynasty Xinxiang Department

Name: Ming Dynasty Xinxiang Department
Author: Military Advisors Never Take Action

by Military Advisors Never Take Action

ongoing History Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Male Lead

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Dou Changshan, who works in a power plant, travels back in time to the Ming Dynasty when the Wang Gong Factory exploded because of a boiler explosion. By chance, he became a young eunuch in the Xixin Department. On the eve of the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was in power, Wei Zhongxian intervened in the government, and the Donglin Party disrupted the government. All forces fought fiercely for the highest rights, looking for the huge legacy of the Dachang Factory left by Liu Jin. Conspiracies, assassinations, attacks, and undercover agents are endless. Dou Changshan traveled among the royal family, eunuchs, civil servants, military attachés, the Jin Kingdom, and even various civil organizations, collecting intelligence, deploying methods, and solving various difficult problems. Dou Changshan was used by various forces to search for the six tokens left by Liu Jin. He slowly discovered that what Liu Jin left behind was actually an organization involving six departments: arms manufacturing, trading, inner court construction, navigation and trade, secret espionage, beheading and assassination. Put them together to form the largest force in the Ming Dynasty. Using them can help the Ming Dynasty gradually get rid of strategic failures and lack of money. On the surface, he is Wei Zhongxian's minion, a friend of the Donglin Party, and an arrogant little eunuch. Princess Ming's punching bag is secretly the strategist behind Emperor Chongzhen, a murderous spy leader, and a wealthy man who is as wealthy as any country in the world. His subordinates have influence all over the world. Under his leadership, a group of young eunuchs in Xixinsi became a group of colonists who were greedy for money. The steam engine he invented traveled across the oceans. Elevating the status of craftsmen enabled Ming Dynasty to realize industrialization and walk on the road of happiness.