A Hundred-Yuan Game of Thrones: Wei Xiaobao Rises from Ninth Rank to First in Dashun

Knowing what happened in history is no fun. The real fun is not knowing.

What on earth is the Great Shun dynasty? Who will be emperor in the future? Who should you bet on?

This is the second installment in the Hundred-Yuan IP series.

In 1744, a hundred years after the fall of the Ming dynasty, this is a strange world with no metal resources such as iron or copper. There was no Industrial Revolution, no firearms or cannons, only wars fought with cold weapons.

There are ships of the line and great voyages of exploration.

Li Zicheng's generals have conquered the realm and founded the Great Shun dynasty. In 1744, nomadic peoples from the north invade once more. Why has a Han Chinese regime become so militarily feeble just a hundred years after its founding?

Will it end like the Southern Song and Southern Ming, or repeat the Yuan, Ming, and Qing in version 2.0? Neither... You will never guess what happens in this book. It defies convention and opens up a whole new world.

Hilarious, then thought-provoking, with a materialist view of history.

There is Dragon Mom, Little Feng in Red, Princess Shaomin, an emperor who thinks he knows it all, the Great Shun, the Eight Banners, the Tatars, a Ming restoration, rebel generals, Japanese pirates, a female pirate, alchemists, martial sages, a shady merchant who plays all sides... There are foot soldiers, ships of the line, galleons, carracks, treasure ships, Fuzhou ships...