- Male protagonist: Zhu Youlang, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, is proficient in the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, military theory, and modern science and technology enlightenment knowledge. He traveled through time and became Zhu Youlang, the Yongli Emperor who was exiled in Myanmar in the late Ming Dynasty. After inheriting his identity, he set his lifelong goal of "reviving China and sweeping the world."
- Era background: In 1661, the third year after Emperor Yongli went into exile in Burma, Wu Sangui led his army to approach Burma. The remaining forces of the Southern Ming Dynasty were scattered throughout the country. Zheng Chenggong retreated to Taiwan. The foundation of the Qing army's rule was not stable. The world was in the early days of the Age of Discovery, and European countries had not yet formed global hegemony.
- Core storyline: Survive in desperate situation → Recover Yunnan and Guizhou → Unify the Central Plains → Integrate China → Rise of sea power → Colonize America → Conquer Europe → Build a global empire.
- Auxiliary setting: The male protagonist carries the "future knowledge base" (no superpowers, only the history, technology, military, and management knowledge in memory), gradually cultivates a team of confidants, integrates traditional machinations and modern thinking, and promotes the transition of civilization.
Reader comments
It's okay, but there's no timeline, I don't know the year and month. Well, the plot is always written by the protagonist. Actually, you can also write some dialogues about the reactions of characters from the Qing Dynasty. Otherwise, except for the protagonist, they all seem to be N PCs.
It's okay, but there's no timeline, I don't know the year and month. Well, the plot is always written by the protagonist. Actually, you can also write some dialogues about the reactions of characters from the Qing Dynasty. Otherwise, except for the protagonist, they all seem to be N PCs.
Good, good, good, good