I Put Catherine on the Throne, Then Destroyed the Qing and Restored the Ming

After transmigrating to the eighteenth century, he spends twenty years collecting sign-in rewards: guards, inventions, technology, armies, military supplies, cannons. Everything is available.

But it all has to be claimed with achievement points.

So Xu De arrives in the town of Stettin and becomes Catherine's French tutor. He pretends to be a fortune-telling charlatan and wins the blind trust of Catherine's mother, Johanna.

With Xu De's guidance, Catherine wins victory after victory and ascends the throne as empress.

She then appoints Xu De as emperor. He wields supreme power by day and shares the imperial bed by night, leading eighteenth-century Russia out of its barbaric age.

Then...

He punches Holland and Spain, kicks Britain, France, and Prussia, colonizes India and Japan, and, claiming descent from the Chongzhen Emperor of the Ming, leads an army of Han people to destroy the Qing and restore the Ming.

Catherine brings the entire Russian Empire under his rule and is made Consort Ye. From then on, he unifies the world.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.