The Xinchou Treaty Began That Year

Introduction In 1901, the Xinchou Treaty was signed, and the country was shattered. Zhang Feng, an eighteen-year-old scholar, was reborn in Yimeng, Shandong Province, with memories from the future and a "historical intervention system". He is neither a revolutionary nor a royalist, and he disdains being a warlord. As an enlightened country squire, he carried out "relief through work" to gather people's hearts, imitated the spirit of the people's army in building an army, and used system resources to spread industrial seeds. From the 300-man regiment training in the Yimeng Mountains to the Iron-blooded Legion that unified the country; from defeating the concessions of the great powers to recovering the outer Northeast and Taiwan, reshaping the order of East Asia. He spent thirty years to push a poor and weak ancient country to the top of the world. But what is more difficult than opening up new territories is the inner torture: when his ideals lead to hegemony, can he maintain his original intention of "protecting the country and the people"? When Goldfinger retires, can the system and culture he created help this new empire go further? This is not the history of one person's cheating, but a magnificent epic of a nation looking for a way out in a desperate situation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.