Dare to Give the Sun and Moon a New Face

[Late Ming Dynasty + Born into the Past (the System's mistake sent the soul instead) + Group Transmigration and Farming + Political Intrigue + Wits and Strategy + Red Revolution + Revolution + No System + Ensemble Cast] [The pacing may be slow. The protagonist's current storyline is only at age seven, so please bear with it, comrades.] The late Ming is a world in chaos, with heaven and earth collapsing and starving corpses covering the fields. Luo Jin Ci arrives via transmigration with the spark of revolution, becoming the legitimate son of the Vice Minister of Rites, only to discover that this chaotic era is actually a “group transmigration” scenario! Princess Zhu Hui Yan of Ningde is determined to defy fate and change her destiny, hoping to keep the Ming alive; Li Huai Jin, daughter of the Marquis of Wuqing, is ambitious and seeks only to make her family powerful enough to dominate the court. The city is full of transmigrators, all here for fame and fortune. He alone is willing to forge a future for all the people. “I swear to leave the capital and cross the frontier. I won't return until the workers and peasants have risen!” He breaks the shackles of the nobility and goes among the people, uniting workers and peasants, redistributing land, developing industry, building a new army, and establishing schools. While others scheme against one another at court, he sows the seeds of revolution in the countryside; While others fight for power in the palace, he forges a blade among the people. A human utopia proclaiming, “There has never been any savior,” quietly rises from the ruins of the old world. Faced with the old powers' frenzied counterattack, he wields his pen like a blade to tear apart a thousand years of false learning; he rides into battle with his spear held high, sweeping away enemies on every front. This is the ultimate revolution, to bring everlasting peace to the workers and peasants. When his once-dear friend, now the Chongzhen Emperor, asks one last question amid the flames of war, “Luo Jin Ci, what is it you truly want to do?” He looks at the countless awakened workers and peasants behind him and gives a soft laugh: “Nothing more than saving all the people, one thought at a time.” [In the preindustrial era, the peasants should be the main force of the revolution. This explores a new path and has a utopian quality. Please bear with it, comrades.]