Ming Dynasty: Unify China

Shen Yuan, the youngest literature professor at Shuimu University, bravely sacrificed his life and was born in a farmhouse in the south of the Yangtze River in Jiajing. As the youngest son of three children, he faced family favoritism and difficulties in making a living. He brought modern talented and learned young people to the forefront: Wenhui Hua used famous works of later generations to refute the great Confucianism, used water conservancy and canal transportation strategies to win the favor of the Caobang, got the secret help of Zi Yuan and the guard of Qing He, and finally won three yuan in a row. After becoming an official, Shen Yuan used Yan Song and his son as the number one scholar to gain a foothold in the court. Qing Xujie disciples, Dongchang and other hostile forces promoted maritime trade, organized and trained new armies, and even tacitly agreed to sell opium to weaken the enemy. He settled in the capital for strategic planning, coordinated with Qi Jiguang and other Japanese, sent naval forces to explore the South Sea and colonize the Americas, led seamen and Rui to purge officials, and finally unified several continents and oceans into the territory of China. During this period, the yandere Xu Miaoyun, the political rival Queen Ruotong, the political power Ziyuan and Qinghe intertwined their emotional influence, and the blessings of historical figures such as Yan Song and Hu Zongxian became an epic in which modern souls help China reach the top. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.