Transmigrate to the Late Ming: From the Regret of Coal Hill to Unifying the World

Name: Transmigrate to the Late Ming: From the Regret of Coal Hill to Unifying the World
Author: Shi Tong Is Here

穿越明末：从煤山遗恨到寰宇一统

by Shi Tong Is Here (诗桐在这儿)

Status: Completed
Length: 940k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 7mo ago
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When modern young man Li Hao woke up, he found himself outside Beijing in the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign. Before him lay an apocalyptic scene of smoke-filled battlefields and a shattered land. The Ming emperor had hanged himself on Coal Hill, while Li Zicheng's cavalry and the Qing forces waiting beyond the passes were about to decide the fate of the land. At a loss, Li Hao found his only hope in a System called the Universal Emporium. Using the supplies and knowledge he could exchange for there, he struggled to survive amid mountains of corpses, starting by gathering his first stragglers and making his first flintlock. He made the southern islands his base and wielded technology far ahead of its time. He trained a new army, fostered industry and commerce, and established schools. The thunder of modern guns shattered the myth that the Eight Banners cavalry was invincible, while the whistle of steam locomotives heralded the rise of a new empire. Putting down internal turmoil and foreign threats and reclaiming the homeland were not the end. When the Western powers' ships arrived, driven by greed, they were horrified to discover that they faced no ancient, helpless nation, but a powerful superstate blessed with advanced technology and formidable military strength. Ironclad warships ruled the seas, and internal-combustion engines roared across the continent. From the banks of the Rhine to the shores of the New World, the empire's flags spread across the globe. This was Li Hao's legend: an ordinary man who rose from the bitter tragedy of Coal Hill to lead Chinese civilization in conquering the world, ushering in lasting peace, and setting all humanity on a journey toward the stars.

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