Even the Qing Dynasty Became a Great Power, Yet My Great Qin Is Still a Weakling

Sun Junlin arrives in a parallel world in 1935 and becomes the eleventh emperor of the Nan Qin Empire.

Sun Kewang, the infamous "servant of three masters" from the late Ming, crushes the Manchu Qing, forces the Southern Ming Yongli Emperor to abdicate, and establishes the Nan Qin Empire?

The strongest carbon-based life-form of the 17th century, Emperor Taizong Sun Zhenghao, expands the empire's borders to 12.7 million square kilometers?

In the 19th century, Emperor Zhongzong launches reforms and a Nan Qin-style Self-Strengthening Movement, boosting national strength and provoking twelve Western nations to attack Qin?

The brutal War of National Defense lasts three years. Nan Qin is defeated and forced to cede territory and pay reparations?

Is the master tactician Chang Kaishen the empire's prime minister?

Has the Manchu Qing, entrenched in Eastern Siberia, become one of the great powers?

Have the Oil People established Isrel in the Western Regions?

Sun Junlin is at a loss. Manchu Qing to the north, the Land of the Rising Sun to the east, Isrel to the west. Did Nan Qin commit some celestial offense to end up with these three terrible neighbors at once?

Fortunately, the System binds to him just in time and gives him an army division equipped with Chinese weapons from the start.

Sun Junlin: "I will stand at the highest point in the world and tell everyone on Earth: Attention!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.