The Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets Since the Late Qing Dynasty

Chen Ming and his parents were visiting the graves of their ancestors overseas when they suddenly traveled to the late Qing Dynasty. Only then did he learn that his family had been officials in the Ming Dynasty for generations and engaged in maritime trade. Later, the Qing Dynasty closed the country and was locked away. There was no other way, Chen Ming could only rely on the maritime hegemony system to sail around the world with trading ships equipped with cannons, and use tribesmen armed with guns to establish colonies in new continents. Today, the sun would not set on sneak attacks, and tomorrow they would loot Portugal. This is a Chinese version of the story of the East India Company. Chen Ming stood on the leader of the merchant ship "Mingwei" and roared at the British Empire Navy opposite: "Open the door! Free trade!" Then with a pointed sword, the caravan fired thousands of cannons. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.