Daming: in 1876, I Swept Across Liuhe

In 1876, the sky over the Ming Dynasty was full of gloom. The emperor passed away this year. Party disputes continued within the empire. Externally, Japan, Tsarist Russia, and the British Empire coveted the Ming Dynasty's hegemony in the Far East. In this situation of internal and external troubles, the soon-to-be crown prince of Ming Dynasty awakened the memory of his past life, and he vowed to lead the empire to stand on top of the world again. No matter what method is used. So many years later, at the United Nations General Assembly, when various countries condemned the Ming Dynasty for occupying Japanese territory, dismembering the Americas, bombarding Buckingham Palace, provoking World War I, and buying and selling black slaves, and condemned the Ming Emperor as the "war criminal of the century," sitting on the rostrum, the Ming Emperor, who was a P Club player in his previous life, smiled slightly: "I haven't lost yet, why do you call me a war criminal?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.