The Mohists 36 will flee the violent Qin with their families and servants, cross the sea and establish the Daqi Republic. From the isolated islands in the East China Sea to the four Dongyi Islands, from resisting the Xiongnu in the north to conquering Africa in the west, they relied on science and technology and commerce to build a country, and used gunpowder, navigation and institutional innovation to create a civilized empire spanning three continents. The whimsical ideas of the young counselor Lin Hao, and the bloody battles of Wang Jie and other generals jointly wrote an epic of civilization and pioneering that is all about love but not offense. When republican flags are planted all over North Africa and South America, can the Mohist ideal illuminate world unity?
Reader comments
The setting of the story is very interesting, and the portraits of the 36 generals are also quite profound. The description of the details is also very good, and I look forward to seeing the further development of General 36.
On the battlefield, which young man with white horse yearns for fighting?
The setting of the story is very interesting, and the portraits of the 36 generals are also quite profound. The description of the details is also very good, and I look forward to seeing the further development of General 36.
On the battlefield, which young man with white horse yearns for fighting?