In 1620, the Ming Dynasty was deeply involved in party disputes and financial quagmire. The Jurchens in the north were quietly rising, and the balance of the world was tilting.
A modern polar research ship named "Pioneer", together with more than 500 crew members, scientists and engineers on board, were thrown into this precarious era during a strange strong magnetic field storm.
What they carry is not personal foresight, but the crystallization of the entire human industrial civilization: a giant ship with advanced power and workshops, a warehouse full of precision instruments, a massive knowledge base, and a heart to survive in desperate situations.
Survival is the first priority. Starting from establishing order and counting supplies, this group of modern "remnants" embarked on a unique path. They did not seek refuge with the powerful or be obsessed with officialdom. Instead, they chose to lay the foundation of the new world with their own hands in a remote harbor. The first kiln of cement was fired, the first hydraulic turbine was erected, the first furnace of steel was smelted, and the first "Fubo Army" armed with flintlocks and discipline was formed... This was not a simple power struggle, but a grand social practice aimed at reshaping the world with a scientific system. However, the road ahead is fraught with thorns. Internally, the divergence of routes, the emergence of power, and the collision of ideals never stop; externally, fierce pirates, jealous officials, eager colonists, and the huge Ming Empire all regard this group of "overseas strange people" as anomalies that must be eradicated.
Reader comments
At present, the level of penetration of the tomato group is above average.
It's very good. There are only 500 people. It has good control over resources and technology. It has a development direction. It's worth a look.
It's well written and develops a bit quickly. The other party's reaction speed seems to be too fast.
At present, the level of penetration of the tomato group is above average.
It's very good. There are only 500 people. It has good control over resources and technology. It has a development direction. It's worth a look.
It's well written and develops a bit quickly. The other party's reaction speed seems to be too fast.