Iron Wu Hou: Opening the Age of Discovery

In 187 AD, the fire in Chibi has not yet ignited, but the soul of an engineer from modern times has awakened in the immature body of Sun Quan. When the bronze crossbow machine is equipped with pulleys, the keel of the building ship is embedded in the waterproof bulkhead, and the roar of the steam engine scares the egrets in the Yangtze River, this young man, known as the "Lord of Defenders" in history books, is crushing the established historical trajectory with a giant steel ship. Zhou Yu is no longer the god of fire who died young. Lu Xun carries a sextant chart on his waist, and Gan Ning Jinfan steals a latitude and longitude calculation table flying under his skull banner. From the Champa rice test field in Jiaozhi County to the composite armor of the Kuaiji dock, from the alchemy furnace hiding the saltpeter purification method to the star observatory engraved with calculus formulas, travelers must use the blood and wisdom of Jiangdong's wealthy families to ignite the fire of the industrial revolution in the smoke of Dong Zhuo's chaos - to the east, conquer the miasma-filled Yizhou; to the south, open up the Nanyang route for spices and gold; to the west, let the Roman Senate tremble for silk futures. In this life-and-death chess game across Europe and Asia, all the eighteen princes are pawns, and the young man holding the chess game is standing on the top of Tiger Hill in Wu County, looking at the rising sun of the sea level and smiling lightly: "What Sun Zhongmou wants to do is not just the master of Jiangdong."