The late Qing Dynasty collapsed and the land of China collapsed. Foreign barbarians are rampant, the imperial court is weak, and hundreds of millions of people are in dire straits.
Bai Lingyun, a scholar from the Central Plains, became angry when he witnessed the national calamity. There is no system descended from heaven, no supernatural powers granted by gods, only vision beyond the times, iron-blooded wrists and unyielding will. He used the regiment to build up strength, went to Guangzhou to seize the foundation, worshiped the emperor in the thunder in the south, named himself "China", and vowed to rebuild the world of China!
The New Army's Northern Expedition swept the Central Plains, and at dusk of the Forbidden City, the world was determined! Abolish the imperial examinations, train a new army, develop industry, and build a navy... A brand-new imperial machine suddenly started, and its edge pointed directly at the world.
Reject the Japanese pirates in the east, chase the Tsarist Russia in the north, and avenge a century of shame; set sail in the south, enter the ocean in the west, and expand the territory of thousands of miles! The great powers of the past have finally become the defeated generals under the iron heel of the empire; the global order will be rewritten by China!
From absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy, from a corner of East Asia to the hegemon of the world. This is a road of conquest paved with iron and blood, wisdom and strategy! See how Taizu Gao Emperor Bai Lingyun led an ancient nation to Nirvana and rebirth, soared across the world, and created an unprecedented super empire!
Reader comments
I have always liked novels that recreate China. What I admire most about this novel is that the treatment of Japan is thorough and reasonable. The author's control of details is also quite good. I like it.
Well written! More than a dozen titles of emperors, brother of the king, the right title! The disadvantage is that it only talks about the protagonist, and he is not described enough!
I have always liked novels that recreate China. What I admire most about this novel is that the treatment of Japan is thorough and reasonable. The author's control of details is also quite good. I like it.
Well written! More than a dozen titles of emperors, brother of the king, the right title! The disadvantage is that it only talks about the protagonist, and he is not described enough!