One New Soldier Every Second: I Start a Rebellion at the End of the Ming Dynasty

Zhu Muchuan, the second son of Zhu Yujian, the Longwu Emperor of the Southern Ming, was so dissatisfied with court officials pressuring his father to proclaim himself emperor that he refused to concern himself with court affairs. He spent his days in drunken stupors and eventually drank himself to death at home. A man named Zhu Muchuan, who shared his name, was playing a computer game when he unexpectedly transmigrated into his body. That very day, Qing forces stormed the imperial palace. As he fled, he activated the System and began steadily expanding his power, reclaiming Taiwan and conquering the South China Sea. He developed technology and recruited talent, pushing from south to north on land to overthrow Manchu rule, and conquering kingdoms from east to west across the seas. Every land touched by mountains and rivers, every place reached by the sun and moon, would belong to China!