King of the South Seas, from Siam 1945

In 1945, the smoke of World War II had just dissipated, and Nanyang ushered in major changes unseen in a century. Japan was defeated, Britain and France came back, and the old colonial system was on the verge of collapse. In the land of Siam, millions of Chinese still have no guns or rights, and can only survive under the iron heel of foreigners and the oppression of the old aristocracy. Zheng Musheng, a modern soldier from later generations, unexpectedly came to the troubled times of Siam in 1945. He does not have the mysterious power to change the times. He only has military qualities tempered by war, a strategic vision that transcends this era, and a clear understanding of the changes in the future world pattern. When the French warships re-entered the Mekong River, and when the British once again declared aloofly that this place still belonged to them, Zheng Musheng finally understood that the weak have no dignity. If the Chinese want to stand up, they must have their own blades. Rising from the bloodshed in Chinatown, he integrated Chinese forces, formed an iron-blooded army, controlled the economic lifeline, and promoted industrial construction. Faced with the encirclement of foreign powers, the counterattack of the old forces and the tide of the times, he used guns to regain his dignity and cast his foundation with steel. From a forgotten Chinese youth to a powerful figure who controls the fate of Siam. Let's take a look at how Zheng Musheng started in Siam in 1945, rose step by step in the troubled times of Nanyang, and became the King of Nanyang, rewriting the century-old pattern!