The Empire Reborn: Rebuilding the Great Ming in the Americas

In the 146th year of Chongzhen, or 1773 by the Western calendar, 129 years had passed since Zhu Youjian, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, hanged himself from a gnarled old tree. That year, the Eagle Nation, future world police, was still a colony of the British Empire. To the north, the Bear Nation was flourishing under the rule of its empress. Louis XVI of France had yet to make use of his wonderful contraption. The British Empire, meanwhile, was the undisputed master of the seas. As for the land of China, it had entered its final feudal dynasty. Amid this turbulent and ever-shifting international landscape, across the sea from China in North America, a man feared by countless enemies slowly opened his eyes...