Ming Dynasty: from the Beginning in North America to the Lighthouse of the World

[Daming]+[Iron-Blooded Emperor]+[Various Heroines]+[No System]+[Farming]+[Great Power Industry]+[Great Power Struggle] A prince who travels through the late Ming Dynasty. You start out living in North America, and you end up as a lighthouse in the world, creating a Ming Dynasty that the world looks up to and the sun never sets! Farming and developing science and technology, training troops and conquering colonization, this is the most difficult road to founding a country, and it is also the most passionate ode to China. Many years later... At Louis XIV's Versailles banquet, a French nobleman proudly displayed his collection of Chinese porcelain. The envoy of the Ming Dynasty accidentally "accidentally" broke it. Amid everyone's exclamations, he calmly took out the lighter and more translucent "porcelain" tableware with a world map on it as compensation, and said lightly: "Please forgive me, our country no longer produces such ancient utensils." When the young Montesquieu went through all kinds of hardships and came to the capital of the Ming Dynasty. He walked on the streets that were free of filth and covered with public lighting and fire protection systems, and watched students of different colors debating equally in the "Civilized Academy". He said with tears in his eyes: "I saw the true appearance of Plato's 'Utopia'. European monarchs, you lied, there really are philosopher kings in the world!" In the Forbidden City, Emperor Kangxi looked at the "Illustrated Records of the Ming Dynasty" brought back by the spies who risked their lives, which depicts scenes of iron bridges, railways and universal education. He was silent for a long time, and finally sighed to the princes around him: "I have worked hard all my life, and I thought I was creating a prosperous age. Now I know that the Chinese orthodoxy is no longer in our Qing Dynasty... What other countries do is the kingly way. We are already barbarians.