- Protagonist: Wang Chao, a modern special forces soldier who traveled through time. In the fifth year of the Apocalypse, he became the son of the Wang family in Qingzhou, Shandong (the original owner died of illness). He is familiar with the history of the late Ming Dynasty, has a decisive personality, and makes good use of modern military and governance thinking. The goal is to end the troubled times and realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
- System: The Rise of China system, a hidden existence. Its core functions are "material exchange" (weapons, food, medical supplies, etc. Before World War I and before, which require money or points), "mission rewards" (points/silver/materials obtained for completing country-governing and war tasks), and "loyalty check" (you can check the loyalty values of subordinates). Materials need to be secretly dropped within 10 miles of the protagonist. The external excuses are "overseas caravan trade", "ancestral home secret treasury" and "refugee donation".
- Era background: from the fifth year of the Apocalypse (1625) to the unification of the world, covering the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty, the invasion of the Later Jin Dynasty (Qing Dynasty), the demise of the Ming Dynasty, the competition in the Central Plains, and the global colonial expansion. It fits the key historical nodes (Jisi Incident, Li Zicheng's establishment of Dashun, the Battle of Shanhaiguan, etc.), And at the same time changes the historical trend through the actions of the protagonist.
Reader comments
It feels like I'm playing house
Was it written by a veteran? Just write about training without interspersing any other plots.
Written by A
So many unreasonable
I wrote and wrote, and I couldn't write about my father.
Fifty thousand tanks built? ? ? ? Why don't you go to heaven? Germany's industrial strength in World War II was so great that it couldn't build 50,000 tanks.
It feels like I'm playing house
Was it written by a veteran? Just write about training without interspersing any other plots.
Written by A So many unreasonable
I wrote and wrote, and I couldn't write about my father.
Fifty thousand tanks built? ? ? ? Why don't you go to heaven? Germany's industrial strength in World War II was so great that it couldn't build 50,000 tanks.
Something real
Not bad, you can take a look