Ming Dynasty

[Soul travel + industrial revolution + mass line + Soviet-like + no system + no magic world + starting from scratch] If the Ming Dynasty had not died, let's see how two different souls before and after used different methods to change the world. The seventeenth year of Chongzhen, which is Kaiyuan 4323 (Yellow Emperor's Era), is known as AD 1644 among Westerners. King Zhu Changzi of Lu arrived in Hangzhou, where he was loyal. The next year, the Qing army crossed the river, and King Fu Zhu Yousong abandoned the country and fled. Chang Zi, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, [the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty] took over the banner of the Ming Dynasty and defeated the Qing troops in Hangzhou, which is known as the "Great Victory of Hangzhou" in history. For twenty years, Wu Zu organized officials and innovated weapons, while at the same time suppressing disloyal ministers and pacifying powerful vassals, and finally conquered and restored the Central Plains. From then on, the Ming Dynasty reopened for nine days, illuminated by the sun and moon, and ministers from all nations came to visit. Kaiyuan 4360, AD 1663, Longwu 18th year. Huang Lvzhuang, a native of the Ming Dynasty, invented the world's first steam engine, which was named "Huang's Steam Engine". Zhu Changzi, the Supreme Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, personally issued an edict and granted him the hereditary title of [Steam Uncle]. At this point, the Ming Empire kicked off the world's first industrial revolution, and countries around the world became closer and closer. Steam, steel, war, death. They are the main theme of the 45th century. In the middle of the 45th century, Zheng Yuan, a native of the Ming Dynasty, completed the circumnavigation of the world for the first time. He was known as the world's first ocean navigator and was awarded the title of "Yangyang Bo". At the end of the 45th century, Eastern and Western civilizations collided for the first time on the Little Western Ocean. In order to compete for the Tianzhu Peninsula, the two sides launched a century-old war, known as the "First East-West War", also known as the "World War I".