Facing the rolling trend of history, no one is powerless. When you travel to the critical era of the 18th century, what should you do?
In other words, how much can you do. . . .
In the late 21st century, a girl named Lin Qing traveled to the North Island of Japan in 1755 and became the backbone of a descendant of the Ming Dynasty who had been sheltering in Japan for a hundred years. She faced the Japanese people who oppressed them and the tragic fate of China in the future.
She felt like she had to do something.
(The system is auxiliary and will not give too much to soldiers. It focuses on development and colonization.)
Reader comments
I prefer some time-travel novels adapted from this type of military theme, but I have a question, is the protagonist male or female? Wouldn't it be awkward if you were a woman? And what does it mean if you work hard, the head of state will marry you a sister-in-law next year. Lala? There are also many historical events that sometimes don't match up, which is quite embarrassing.
Why do we need to transport people from China? Why can't we just conquer a coastal city or small country?
I took a quick look at it and found it to be okay.
I prefer some time-travel novels adapted from this type of military theme, but I have a question, is the protagonist male or female? Wouldn't it be awkward if you were a woman? And what does it mean if you work hard, the head of state will marry you a sister-in-law next year. Lala? There are also many historical events that sometimes don't match up, which is quite embarrassing.
Why do we need to transport people from China? Why can't we just conquer a coastal city or small country?
I took a quick look at it and found it to be okay.