At the Beginning, the Rhine River Was Set on Fire, Frightening the Entire Holy See.

Official history records: In the 14th year of Zhengtong, the Ming army suffered a disastrous defeat on the Rhine River, Yingzong was captured, and the Ming Dynasty withdrew from Europe. This is known as the Tumubao Incident in history. My name is Jing Yi, a modern cultural relic restorer. I found a royal badge in the ashes of Notre Dame de Paris, and when I opened my eyes, I was already in the hell of the Rhine Valley that had been orthodox for fourteen years. In front of him was Zhu Qizhen, the Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty who was under heavy siege and about to be captured. Behind him was the iron wall of the Holy See allied forces and the Ora servant army. History books call this "the end of the Ming Dynasty's hegemony in Europe." But history is always written by the victors. This time, I'm the one writing it. Real conquest is not on the battlefield, but in every corner of civilization. I prune the technology tree, art sings the praises of the Ming Dynasty, and religion becomes a tool of domestication. I want the Chinese language to resound throughout Europe, and let the sun and moon flag never fall. From the Imperial Guard to the Governor of Europe in the Ming Dynasty, every step I took was to crush the carefully compiled "pseudo-history" of the West. The so-called glory of the Renaissance and the majesty of the Gothic castle are all produced by the hands of my Ming craftsmen. And this is the real history that has been covered up for five hundred years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.