The Great Qing: After a Failed Rebellion, I Fled to Sakura Island and Became the Founding Father

This story involves Japanese history. History buffs, please go easy on me.

Chu He transmigrates to the Qing Dynasty, intending to rebel to the bitter end. But fate has other plans, and before he knows it, he has embarked on a path he never imagined!

Now, from the victims' perspective: The turbulence of the Warring States era has long since passed. After more than three centuries of prosperity and peace, none dared disobey the shogun's orders! Though the country was strong and its people prospered, good times never last! In 1864, the Qing Empire's black ships arrived, and the world was turned upside down!

The shogun: "With this Heavenly Dipper Sword at my side, a warrior should be eager to die in battle. But winter has already arrived!"

Emperor Meiji: "Uncle, Uncle, didn't you say we should honor the emperor and expel the barbarians?"

Li Zhongtang: "I spent thirty years managing foreign affairs, yet it was no match for Chu's ten years of reform? Heaven does not favor our Qing Empire!"

The Great British Empire: "There has only ever been one way to describe him: the only power in the 19th-century Eastern world capable of standing up to the West!"

In a documentary memoir, the famous five-star general Emperor Mac once said: "When it comes to modernizing Japan, Chu He and I were evenly matched. But when it comes to wreaking havoc on Japan, I'm nowhere near as good as Chu He."

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