Parallel world, 1880.
Lin Chengzhi transmigrates into a young boy in Jiangnan.
He studies abroad as a child, makes a fortune from the black gold oil fields of Texas, the blazing gold mines of Alaska, and short-selling during the U.S. stock market crash. A billionaire in his teens, he wields capital in one hand and technology in the other.
Admiral of the Beiyang Fleet, 33rd-degree Eternal Mentor of the Freemasons, Eastern Guardian of the Knights Templar: three identities in one.
In the First Sino-Japanese War, ironclad ships and heavy guns force open Japan's gates, while horses trample the cherry blossoms.
The iron tide rolls across Siberia, and the Tsar cedes territory.
Aircraft carriers line the Pacific, and the Stars and Stripes retreat in dismay.
Cannons thunder across the Indian Ocean, and the empire on which the sun never sets crumbles.
In twenty years, he dominates the world, planting the Dragon Banner on all seven continents.
Beneath the iron hooves, there is tenderness too:
His American first love crowns him Empress of the Pacific.
A Heshuo princess runs the Red Cross for him.
Sakura, a member of Japan's royal family, bears him a child for the sake of peace.
Anna, a Russian princess, lays the foundations of constitutional government for him.
Amina, daughter of an African chieftain, protects the rainbow for him.
As capital, technology, iron and fire, faith, and tenderness intertwine, he establishes a Chinese federation spanning Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and commanding three oceans.
The dragon soul of the East will never yield.
The dragon soars to the heavens, only to protect all the people beneath it.
The first few dozen chapters are foreshadowing. The process is boring and the age of the protagonist changes drastically. It will be boring to read, but!
It gets more exciting later on. It's not a brainless cool article, it's well-founded and much better than ordinary cool articles. It's worth reading.
The United States studied oil and gold mining, returned to China to develop military industry, and Shen Yoshino colonized Japan. He conquered his homeland in the Northeast, launched a coup and placed Cixi under house arrest, took power and ruled the Qing Dynasty, completed the constitutional monarchy, took back the special interests of Europe and the United States in China, and realized the Chinese Federation. The nuclear bomb exploded. The entire text uses the Illuminati as the imaginary enemy. Behind almost all events, the shadow of the Illuminati is the villain throughout the text.
When Chinese youth are strong, China will be strong
It looks good and the writing is good too
This book is worth reading, read it carefully.
After reading a few chapters, I think it's worth reading without being muddled!
A good novel, worth reading! ! !
Give five stars, the author works hard,
You studied at Harvard, but you don't want to go to West Point to have fun?
If you like it, support it.
It's very beautiful. You can take a look at it in your spare time.
The first few dozen chapters are foreshadowing. The process is boring and the age of the protagonist changes drastically. It will be boring to read, but! It gets more exciting later on. It's not a brainless cool article, it's well-founded and much better than ordinary cool articles. It's worth reading.
The United States studied oil and gold mining, returned to China to develop military industry, and Shen Yoshino colonized Japan. He conquered his homeland in the Northeast, launched a coup and placed Cixi under house arrest, took power and ruled the Qing Dynasty, completed the constitutional monarchy, took back the special interests of Europe and the United States in China, and realized the Chinese Federation. The nuclear bomb exploded. The entire text uses the Illuminati as the imaginary enemy. Behind almost all events, the shadow of the Illuminati is the villain throughout the text.
When Chinese youth are strong, China will be strong
It looks good and the writing is good too
This book is worth reading, read it carefully.
After reading a few chapters, I think it's worth reading without being muddled!
A good novel, worth reading! ! !
Give five stars, the author works hard, You studied at Harvard, but you don't want to go to West Point to have fun?
If you like it, support it.
It's very beautiful. You can take a look at it in your spare time.