In the fourteenth year of Orthodoxy, the thunder in the Forbidden City opened a rift between two souls.
Lin Yuan, a modern military expert, woke up in the explosion and became Yu Qian, the minister of the Ministry of War of the Ming Dynasty. At this time, there were only seven days left before the Tumubao Incident. The Oala cavalry had broken through the Dushikou. Wang Zhenzheng, the Supervisor of Ceremonies, seduced the Yingzong Yujia into the expedition.
With the knowledge gained five hundred years later, he improved the rifled muskets, cast prefabricated fragmentation bullets, and used the "Ghost Fire Thunder" to burn down the Oala heavy cavalry in Yanghekou. However, behind the good news, the damp gunpowder hid the palace's secret sophora rice. The fragments of "Yongle Dian" seized before the battle were branded with the seal of the Chief of Ceremonies. Even the talented craftsman Chen Sanyan who was rescued had the astrological silver talisman of the Qin Tianjian embedded in his teeth.
When the first two-stage propulsion rocket tore through the night sky over Juyongguan, the crisp sound of broken porcelain came from the deep palace.
Amidst the drum music of the new emperor's ascension to the throne, Yu Qian unearthed the crueler truth from the blood books in prison: Wang Zhen's study locked the hydraulic forging hammer diagram lost by Zheng He's fleet, and a fire portal gun with spiral rifling suddenly appeared in the Mobei grassland. This arms race across Europe and Asia had already laid a dragnet twenty years ago when the treasure ships sailing to the Western Ocean were burned down.
What he had to fight against was not only the Mongolian cavalry, but also the hands on the dragon throne that were clutching "Tiangong Kaiwu".
When the improved version of the Folang machine gun roared at the top of the capital city, the broken bronze fragments of the gun barrel reflected not only the faint morning light of civilization, but also the last ferocious reflection of the thousand-year imperial system.
