He transmigrates to the Shengwu Continent and becomes the illegitimate son of the late emperor of the Daxuan Dynasty.
To escape the eunuchs' attempts on his life, Jun Haochen becomes a low-ranking servant in the Shen family.
A year later, Jun Haochen establishes the Huaxia Empire and reclaims the realm that rightfully belongs to him.
Drawing on the knowledge and experience he gained as a national defense student in his previous life, he cleans up officialdom and develops the economy. Heavy industry takes off, trade flourishes, and the nation's strength reaches unprecedented heights.
To crush this thriving new nation before it can grow further, the Shengwu Continent's two most powerful empires, Qinshuang and Dajin, join forces and send 800,000 troops: 500,000 heavy cavalry and 1,000 cannons. The Huaxia Empire has only 200,000 soldiers.
The powerful enemy bears down on him, but Jun Haochen doesn't take them seriously at all.
"I've built so many land mines and machine guns, and organized so many combined-arms forces. At last, they'll come in handy. I'll show you what it means to crush someone with technology from a whole different dimension!"
Jun Haochen's four rules: Never follow the usual playbook, never play fair, never be a saint, and never let himself be made a fool of!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This introduction, what year is it today?
The four women, Jun Haochen, are all top-notch ones.