Great Ming, 1644

The protagonist transmigrates back to the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign and embarks on a journey to defy fate. He brings Qin troops to defend the capital ahead of schedule, cuts off the Qing army's intelligence and supply routes, and develops improved weapons and new tactics, preventing the Jiashen Incident. He then launches campaigns on both the northern and southern fronts, recruits remnants of defeated forces, and sends the navy north. In terms of maritime strategy, he recaptures Taiwan early and establishes a closed-loop trade network. On the industrial front, he upgrades ironworks and builds a technological tree. In the struggle for colonies, he settles Alaska and takes control of Hawaii. In the end, envoys from nations around the world come to pay tribute, and Chinese culture spreads across the globe. By preserving certain historical touchstones, he creates a glorious age for the Great Ming, despite technological limitations.

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