The Chinese Empire: from Hidden Island Warlord to Heavenly Transcendence

In 1924, Chen Shusheng, a modern military engineer, died unexpectedly and traveled to a parallel world in the troubled times of the Republic of China. The difference is that China's territory in this world is three times larger than reality, with more warlords, deeper powers, and darker troubled times. However, the Heavenly World Contest reward system gave him a giant island at the beginning - Donghai Xuanzhou, hundreds of millions of loyal people, tens of millions of iron-blooded troops, and a technological system that was two generations ahead of the current generation. However, the system has four hard shackles: no ready production capacity, no ready resources, no rapid talent recruitment, and no unlimited military expansion. Chen Shusheng endured for seven years and developed in seclusion. Based on the founding of the country through industry and the rewards and punishments of the national destiny, he built from scratch a super empire with the world's largest industrial output and military strength that crushed the great powers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.