The Splendor of Great Xia, 1682

Airborne reconnaissance staff officer Song Jun is unexpectedly sent back to the year 1682 AD during a mission, only to discover that this world differs greatly from the history he knows. He could have spent the rest of his life in peace, but how could he set aside his duty and mission overnight? Besides, his wife is no ordinary person. You live off the ruler's salary, so you serve the ruler. You're a Song, so get to work already! But one person's power is ultimately limited. Just how limited, though? This book is also known as: "Reviving Ming, Sustaining Xia," "Wake Up, the Qing Dynasty Fell Twenty Years Ago," "Gunpowder, Self-Igniting Matchlocks, and Great General Cannons," "Pacifying the South and North, Conquering the East and Securing the West," "Stop Pondering Cheng-Zhu and Mind-Heart Philosophy, and Take a Look at Statecraft and the Study of Things," and "One Generation Plants the Trees, the Next Enjoys the Shade."