Turning the Sky: I Will Continue the Ming Dynasty for Three Hundred Years

The late Ming Dynasty was in crisis, the Jin Dynasty was knocking off the pass, bandits were everywhere, and the Ming Dynasty building was about to collapse. Gu Zhao, a modern special forces soldier, traveled through time and became a small soldier in Liaodong. Without the blessing of the system, he relied on his ability and foresight to start from refining steel and making firearms, and led the remaining soldiers to fight to the death to defeat the situation. He fought against the bandits and resisted the Jin Dynasty, promoted "conferring land for military merit" to boost morale, implemented "paying grain as one body" to make up for tax losses, and even drew up a constitutional blueprint with Chongzhen in the Forbidden City. In the end, the steamship sailed to the East China Sea and schools were established all over the countryside. He not only extended the Ming Dynasty for three hundred years, but also carved a way for China to move towards modernization in the cracks of history. This is a revolutionary epic in the late Ming Dynasty about resistance and rebirth.