Late Ming Dynasty: the Remnants of the Army Entered Burma and Turned into Great Powers to Destroy the Qing Dynasty.

Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, he became Li Sixing, a famous general who fought against the Qing Dynasty and the son of Li Dingguo, the Jin king of the Southern Ming Dynasty. At the beginning, both the emperor and his father were dead, morale was low, and people's hearts were not attached to him. When the great cause of resisting the Qing Dynasty was unsustainable, Li Sixing awakened the golden finger - the Science and Technology Library. With the power of science and technology, he conquered the hearts of the people and led the remnant army into Myanmar. After establishing a foothold, he quickly developed and became stronger, sweeping Central and South China, regaining the Central Plains, and dominating the world... … Li Sixing: Xiaohe, I heard that you are known as the Sea Coachman? Holland: I don't dare. In front of you, we are like cows and horses. Li Sixing: Xiaoxi, I heard that your fleet is invincible? Spain: Who is spreading rumors? I only have a few broken ships, but your navy is invincible. Li Sixing: Xiaokang, I heard that you are going to seclusion? We still have some accounts to settle. Kangxi: No, no, no, you heard wrong. What I meant was that I wanted to retreat to my hometown outside the customs, stay with Lao Maozi, and return the Central Plains to you. Lao Maozi: You can pull it, I have already retreated to the west of the Urals. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.