Li Feiyang, a cutting-edge medical scientist, travels back to the late Ming dynasty. Unfortunately, he has nothing, not even a set of clothes, but he gradually grows stronger.
He fights bandits and kills robbers, rising from a village to a town, then taking control of a city and becoming a regional warlord.
He ends the late Ming's fragmented state, takes on warlords who refuse to obey, organizes peasant armies, reclaims farmland, opens academies and schools, and builds a modern army. He kills corrupt officials, puts the government in order, educates the emperor, revives the Ming dynasty, and saves the people.
This is by no means a mindless power fantasy. The book will recreate that era as faithfully as possible, with detailed depictions of daily life and the institutions of the entire Ming dynasty.
It will take readers back to the turbulent final years of the Ming, making them feel as if they are there, sharing the protagonist's fortunes and fate and experiencing an age that produced heroes by the score.
The protagonist of the novel is indeed a village bully, and he is also a village bully with a low IQ. Although there are cheats, they are rubbish.
The protagonist's character is flawed. It's too poisonous [laughs awkwardly]
This book is destroyed by superpowers. It only retains supercomputers and develops technology, and then writes the reasons for the destruction of the late Ming Dynasty in an explicit way, especially Chongzhen and Donglin. The book is perfect.
The protagonist of the novel is indeed a village bully, and he is also a village bully with a low IQ. Although there are cheats, they are rubbish.
The protagonist's character is flawed. It's too poisonous [laughs awkwardly]
This book is destroyed by superpowers. It only retains supercomputers and develops technology, and then writes the reasons for the destruction of the late Ming Dynasty in an explicit way, especially Chongzhen and Donglin. The book is perfect.