Late Ming: From the Start, I Have an Island, and Everything Is Won in Battle

In the sixth month of the eleventh year of the Chongzhen reign, Zhu Han, son of Prince Lu Zhu Yipai, was captured by the Qing army and forced into the life of a farming serf along the coast of Dalian, under Manchu rule.

Just as he was beaten to death for refusing to shave his head and wear a queue, Zhu Han transmigrated into his body.

As they were about to dig a hole and bury him, Zhu Han obtained the Civilization Choice System. From the start, he seized a small island and began a campaign of guerrilla raids against the Qing army.

He established a base, farmed, built ships, traded overseas, fished, cleared land, made salt, mined, smelted iron and steel, and built guns and cannons...

From the start, he was like a nail lodged in the Qing's rear, gradually growing stronger and expanding overseas. By leveraging one force against another, he conquered the world step by step.

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