Traveling Through the Late Ming Dynasty: I Rely on Trade War to Unify the World

Type: Rigorous logic + business war and trade + round trip + anti-Qing and restoration of Ming Eight royal merchants + iron-blooded war + online IQ + ambiguous love affairs; Settings: The male protagonist doesn't know that the female protagonist has traveled through time, and the female protagonist doesn't know that the male protagonist has traveled through time. By chance, fate tied them together. The male protagonist relies on the female protagonist to turn money into money to support his family and start a career. The female protagonist relies on the male protagonist to free up supplies and fight against the Qing Dynasty to restore science and technology! Introduction: It all starts with that mysterious time travel ring! In the first year of Kangxi, Emperor Yongli of the Southern Ming Dynasty was murdered by Wu Sangui at Jinchan Temple. The male protagonist Wei Zian accidentally obtained a treasure and traveled to the execution site of Emperor Yongli. Emperor Yongli entrusted him on his deathbed and shouldered the heavy responsibility of restoring the Southern Ming Dynasty. From then on, he embarked on an extraordinary journey of time and space business war and the revival of the Southern Ming Dynasty. Wei Zian opened shops, set up escort agencies, dumped modern goods, cleverly planned to save Obai, fought against eight imperial merchants, launched trade wars and currency wars, tricked the Toungoo Dynasty in Myanmar, regained the Ming Dynasty, and plotted to force Wu Sangui to rebel, drive away the Manchu court, and restore the glorious territory of the Ming Dynasty. In the real world, Wei Zian used the huge wealth in his hands to invest in industry with his wife and concubines, revitalize science and technology, unify northern Myanmar, establish the Nanming Special Zone, and revive China! When everything seemed to have settled, the hero and heroine were surprised to find that the real challenge had just begun on the other side of the distant ocean...