"1644: From Meishan to the Four Seas"
On a cold night in the tenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Chen Mo, a dying refugee, opened his eyes at the foot of Meishan Mountain. Two lines of scarlet numbers reflected in his pupils: [Countdown to Chongzhen's suicide: 2555 days] [National destiny of the Ming Dynasty: 3.7%]. With the memories of historians in the 21st century and the mysterious "Civilization Scale" that appeared, this scholar who was supposed to starve to death has become the most dangerous variable in the torrent of history.
When he presented the first piece of briquettes at the Wenhua Hall, the Yellow River suddenly changed its course and flooded Kaifeng. The system's cold mechanical sound always warns: for every 100,000 lives saved, 30,000 will die from divine punishment. Chen Mo had to play the devil's game on the map of Yangxin Palace - letting Sun Chuanting "defeat" Nanyang in exchange for a good harvest in Huguang, allowing Dorgon to plunder Jizhou to delay the Little Ice Age, and even personally throwing the plague into Zhang Xianzhong's camp.
The New Army climbed out of the scorched earth of the Songjin battlefield and marched through Shanhaiguan carrying Rumi guns with scopes; the Qinhuai River was filled with steam-powered chain boats, and the dying leader of the Donglin Party lay in the cabin. When the Dutch envoys saw the smoke column of the ironclad ship rising from the Yangtze River estuary, and when the Khalkha Mongols knelt before the mobile bastion equipped with spring crossbows, the emperor who was recorded in history books as "hanging himself in the coal mountains" was standing in front of a huge sea chart gazing at the territory marked "Four Seas".
But the progress bar engraved on Chen Mo's back was still flashing - [National Fortune 51%]. Every time he blocks a historical node, a more sinister cause and effect grows in the dark. Will the snow still fall on March 19, the 17th year of Chongzhen? This time, Bai Ling, who determines the life and death of the empire, is tightly wrapped around the neck of the traveler.
