Qing Dynasty: the Rebellion Started with the Boxer Rebellion

After traveling through time and becoming a member of the Boxer Rebellion, Li Ya borrowed the help of the Qing army to break into the Dongjiao Minxiang embassy. He pretended to be loyal to the Qing Dynasty, used the Qing court to train new troops, occupied Tianjin, and defended Dagu. After repelling the Eight-Power Allied Forces, the Qing Dynasty planned to cross the river and demolish the bridge, so he sent his troops to Beijing. Drive out the Tartars and restore China. Li Ya rebuilt China and took advantage of the opportunity of the First World War to return the whole of Siberia. But Li Ya was not satisfied yet: "Japan, Russia, Germany, France, and Britain... Whatever you plundered from China, I will take back twice as much." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.