1659: I Became the King of Asia in Yunnan and Burma

At the end of the Southern Ming Dynasty, Zhang Qi, who was Ye Bushou, woke up at the moment of the battle at Mopan Mountain, but there was not much time left for him. Can he single-handedly change the outcome of the Battle of Mopanshan, and then change the outcome of Nanming, whose life hangs by a thread? A mysterious crested jade pendant said to be left by Dayu came with him. It is said that gathering another dragon-headed jade pendant will be of great use. Can he find the other one? What kind of scene will happen? In the Battle of Mopan Mountain, no matter whether we win or not, no matter who it is, it is no more than a dream to save the world. Under normal circumstances, Li Dingguo can't do it, and Zheng Chenggong can't do it, let alone the Kuidong Thirteen Families, Zhang Huangyan In this case, what can Zhang Qi, as a pawn of Nanming, do? In addition, the Age of Discovery has begun, and simply competing with the Manchus for China is obviously not what the author wants to see. Can Ming has three choices: go south to Burma and occupy it, starting the Can Ming version of the Age of Navigation; start the Long March to join the Thirteen Families of Kuidong and engage in a life-and-death struggle with the Manchus; go south to Annan to open up contact with Zheng Chenggong, but his fate is uncertain. What would Zhang Qi do? War, treasure hunting, farming, sailing, all kinds of legends are about to be staged.