1929: I Became the Overlord of Southeast Asia

Genius special soldier Zhang Qining accidentally traveled to a parallel time and space in 1929 and became the only son of Zhang Zushan (a fictional character) who once served in the Northeast Army. At that time, there were frequent wars. In order to protect his close military colleagues and family members, his father Zhang Zushan went north to Siberia for temporary refuge, just seeking stability. Zhang Qining relied on modern military knowledge and efficient organizational and coordination skills to help people around him solve survival problems, and gradually accumulated the power of mutual assistance and development in the local area. As the anti-invasion struggle in Southeast Asia became increasingly severe, Zhang Qining, with his family and country in mind, took the initiative to go south to support the Chinese in Malaya in participating in the anti-war. He used flexible tactics to assist the local resistance forces in fighting the invaders, and contributed to the anti-invasion cause. During this period, he took the lead in building a non-governmental mutual aid platform, running around to find a place for displaced Northeastern people and Southeast Asian Chinese, promoting land reclamation and fair distribution of land resources, so that the drifters could settle down, start a business and live a stable life. In terms of cultural inheritance, he jointly established schools with local Chinese and friendly ethnic groups to teach not only traditional Chinese culture but also practical production and life knowledge. He always advocated equal exchanges and mutual understanding between different cultures, and gathered the power of coexistence and common prosperity of diverse ethnic groups. Under his leadership, people's lives gradually improved, and mutual aid groups also won the recognition and trust of local people in Southeast Asia. After the opening of New China, Zhang Qining actively built non-governmental communication links, promoted equal and mutually beneficial economic cooperation between his mutual aid groups and the mainland, and helped both parties develop together. Ultimately, he wrote a passionate struggle story of Chinese people in a foreign country uniting to help each other, resisting hardships, and seeking development together.