The Revolution of the Qing Dynasty and the Advent of the Republic

During the Kangxi period, the Qing Dynasty maintained its rule through feudal autocracy, boasting a prosperous age, but closed the country and restricted its thoughts. At this time, the West had entered the wave of modernization: Britain promulgated a bill of rights to establish a constitutional monarchy, Prussia rose, and Peter I of Russia implemented reforms; the Royal Society and the French Academy of Sciences were established one after another, Newton constructed a system of classical mechanics, Leeuwenhoek opened up the microscopic world, Locke proposed the idea of ​​natural rights and social contracts, and the practical steam engine was also invented, and the gap between the East and the West was rapidly widening. Zhu Rui, an elite diver from the Modern Scientific Research Institute, accidentally traveled to the Qing-Russian battlefield in Yaksa in the 24th year of Kangxi's reign and possessed a young Qing army officer. Relying on his knowledge and vision that transcended the times, he planned the layout in troubled times, organized military operations, developed industry, promoted institutional innovation, and dealt with the Qing court, Tsarist Russia, and Western powers. Zhu Rui broke through the shackles of feudalism with the ambition to reform the past and create a new one. After going through maneuvering games and iron-blooded conquests, he finally overthrew the Qing Dynasty, shattered the old authoritarian order, established a new democratic and free China, led the nation to catch up with the world trend, and created a prosperous hegemony that leads the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.