(Dream of the Red Chamber + alternate history + Ming Dynasty timeline) (You can enjoy this even if you haven't read Dream of the Red Chamber. The protagonist won't get bogged down in the Jia household.) (The rating is low because the book has just launched. It will improve later.) If the early chapters feel slow, you can skip straight to Chapter 32.
After transmigrating, he became a company commander at Zhenlu Pass, only to discover that he was a distant relative of the Jia family of Jinling. Jia Yingchun, who was about to be tormented to death by the “Zhongshan Wolf,” was his cousin, though they had never met!
Qin Ling, a young man from the modern era, transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became a low-ranking company commander on the frontier. The empire was beset by internal and external crises, with few troops and weaker commanders. A century of Ming rule had exposed all kinds of problems. The emperor was determined to reform, but faced enormous obstacles. Deeply trusted by the emperor, Qin Ling joined forces with him to promote what was beneficial and eliminate what was harmful, bringing the Ming Dynasty to heights it had never before reached.
Yet Qin Ling knew how cruel history could be. Trapped in the Jia family's household, Yingchun was inching toward the tragic fate written for her in the original story: to be abused to death.
On one side lay the treacherous struggles at court and the flames of war sweeping across the realm. On the other, within the deep and imposing Jia mansion in Jinling, his frail cousin was silently crying out for help.
With his left hand, Qin Ling commanded mighty armies, repelled Japanese pirates, launched a northern campaign against the Oirats, and marched west into the Western Regions, earning unparalleled honors. With his right, he stirred up storms, battled corrupt officials, and foiled conspiracies, winning the emperor's deep trust.
At last, he could point his sword at Jinling and unleash his thunderous wrath against the oppressive feudal code: “Who dares lay a hand on my cousin, Qin Ling's cousin!”
This is an epic tale of a small man defying fate amid the tides of history, using the iron discipline of the frontier to protect the tender romance of Dream of the Red Chamber. It is a glorious story of a ruler and his ministers standing together.
It is said that it is written in the name of the Red Mansion... It looks a bit chronological, with the background of the Ming Dynasty, this Wanli [face cover] was followed by sugar and steel making... Improved gunpowder... There are cannons in the Ming Dynasty, but we haven't seen cannons yet... It's a bit watery, there are too many things, and there are many updates. It should be a manuscript that has been stored for a while. .. In general, it feels a bit like a female video, the love diary of the protagonist and Yingchun.