During the Tongzhi period in the late Qing Dynasty, the time traveler Li Jingchu became the second son of Li Hanzhang, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. Relying on his foresight, he secretly ran the salt, sugar and cloth industry, recruited talents such as Zhang Jian and Liu Buchan, formed an armed force, and planned the colonization of Southeast Asia. Faced with the threat of British businessmen, the covetousness of the Dutch colonists, and the power game within the family, he must find a way between saving the country through industry and overseas colonization. This is a huge gamble between the time traveler and the times, and it is also a tragic struggle of the Chinese in the late Qing Dynasty.
Reader comments
The overall book is quite good. Of course, it would have been better if it didn't cover family chess. I think with the strength and status of the Li family at the time, it didn't matter how they played as long as they didn't know how to rebel. But there are too many laobangcai in the family, so it is recommended to eliminate them physically [laughter]
-'Well written, after all there are no system plug-ins.
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The overall book is quite good. Of course, it would have been better if it didn't cover family chess. I think with the strength and status of the Li family at the time, it didn't matter how they played as long as they didn't know how to rebel. But there are too many laobangcai in the family, so it is recommended to eliminate them physically [laughter]
-'Well written, after all there are no system plug-ins.
It looks very good so far, please support the author
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It's pretty good, come on