Great Ming: A Modern City from the Start

In 1621, Western colonizers reached the South Seas of the Great Ming.

In 1644, China fell into decline as the Manchus entered the pass, and the great scholars changed the classics to suit them.

In 1683, the Zheng Ming dynasty fell. China became a benighted, corrupt, and degenerate country, until its gates were forced open in 1840, ushering in a century of national humiliation.

But one transmigrator in 1622 changed it all.

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