Modern historian Zhu Lin accidentally passed through the soul of Zhu Youlang, the last emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and woke up on the eve of the Curse River Incident. Faced with the coming massacre and noose, he relied on his advanced knowledge to change his destiny - poisoned wine to kill the traitor, persuaded the famous general Li Dingguo to transfer to Siam, and ignited the spark of revival in desperate situations.
From the improved flintlock to the prototype of the steam engine, from the Malacca Pirate Alliance to the duel between the East India Company, this time traveler reshaped the order of East Asia with iron blood and intrigue. When the Eight Banners cavalry encountered mines in Dongting Lake, and when the Japanese pirates faced lines of infantry on Kyushu Beach, history completely changed here - the flag of "the sun and the moon never set" will eventually be planted all over Fusang.
This is a hard-core struggle for hegemony spanning thirty years, the wildest epic written by a modern soul in the 17th century.
Revealing that I am not Yongli hahahaha