Restart the Ming Dynasty

A young scholar in the 21st century traveled back in time to become Zhu Cixiang, the last prince of the Ming Dynasty. After a fierce battle with Li Zicheng, he evacuated to Nanjing with a huge sum of money. At that time, he swore to fight for the Northern Expedition in Nanjing City and led his army all the way north. He captured the capital with overwhelming force and directed his troops outside the customs. Then he went north to Mongolia, defeated the Russian invaders, and arrived at the shores of Lake Baikal. A few years later, Zhu Cixi established Harbin General, which governed the vast land extending from the Arctic Ocean to the north, Mongolia to the west, and Sakhalin Island to the east. In the same year, Korea, Fusang, South Vietnam and other countries declared themselves vassals and paid tribute. In the following ten years, new weapons were used as the basis to conquer cities and expand territory. He appointed Zheng Zhilong as admiral of the navy and went south to defeat the Dutch navy. General Jakarta was established to govern most of South and Southeast Asia. Set up American generals, land the navy in America, and set up Australian generals. Then he led his army to Europe. After several battles, the Ming Empire began to formulate a new international order.