Great Ming: Founding a Nation in Australia at the End of the Chongzhen Era

No System + No Golden Finger + Light Historical Research + Traditional Style + Power Fantasy In 1651, the Shunzhi Emperor finally got his wish: Dorgon was dead. With the Eight Banners of Manchu, Mongol, and Han troops at his command, he looked down on the world, convinced the Qing had no rivals. Then a group of tanks charged straight north from the south, and Zhao Tianfu personally shoved a gun barrel into Shunzhi's mouth. “You dug up Dorgon's grave, but what about that bastard Hong Taiji? Dig his grave up for me!” “So you're an Aisin Gioro? Then shout, ‘Long live the Great Ming!’” In the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign, Zhao Tianfu, an editor at the Hanlin Academy, fled the capital. He headed for the South Seas, gathered the Han people, and founded a new nation in Australia. He drove out the northern horsemen, restored China, and made his power feared across the continents. Relying on the Han people of the South Seas and Australia's coal and iron, he built up industry, forged guns, built ships, commanded the seas, and restored China!