[Chaotory intrigues + industrial infrastructure + systems + changes in World War I + events in World War II + global economic and trade expansion]
Chen Ke, an engineer at the institute, died suddenly while working overtime. When he woke up, he was lying on a wooden bed carved with dragons and phoenixes. He became the Guangxu Emperor who was under house arrest in Yingtai.
The year was 1899. Just after the Reform Movement of 1898, Cixi was giving instructions and the blood of the Six Gentlemen was spilled at Caishikou.
He is an emperor in name, but in fact he does not even have a charcoal basin.
The system that comes to mind requires the stability of his rule to reach a certain standard in order to unlock the blueprints.
Start with a bowl of hot porridge and a charcoal basin, show weakness, wait, and weave a web.
Use eunuchs to convey information, use imperial doctors to nourish the body, and use charcoal to draw drawings.
By the time Cixi realized something was wrong, he had quietly taken back half of his country.
This is a story about patience, there is no one step to success.
Some are just the process of an engineer spending half a century rebuilding a collapsing empire brick by brick.
Technology is a tool, but people's hearts are the foundation.
History has its own weight. If you push it, it will move forward an inch.
But behind that inch are countless lives.
Reader comments
Not bad, not bad, not bad, the author has worked hard...
Not bad, not bad. It is the most logical and reasonable Guangxu comeback novel I have ever read in Tomato.
Very good, not outrageous
This book is okay, it has mild cheating and the plot is coherent.
It's really exciting, I hope the author will keep making more updates [blowing kisses]
First time scoring, come on
Nice writing, Ness!
Good novel and good to read
The inner activities are a very true portrayal!
The beginning of the story about Guangxu in Yingtai is quite interesting, but also not easy. The historical development of the late Qing Dynasty may have had a different historical path. The emperor who was under house arrest was walking on thin ice.
The writing is okay, please support it.
I have only read the first few dozen chapters. They are very well written and I hope more people will see them.
Not bad, not bad, not bad, the author has worked hard...
Not bad, not bad. It is the most logical and reasonable Guangxu comeback novel I have ever read in Tomato.
Very good, not outrageous
This book is okay, it has mild cheating and the plot is coherent.
It's really exciting, I hope the author will keep making more updates [blowing kisses]
First time scoring, come on
Nice writing, Ness!
Good novel and good to read
The inner activities are a very true portrayal!
The beginning of the story about Guangxu in Yingtai is quite interesting, but also not easy. The historical development of the late Qing Dynasty may have had a different historical path. The emperor who was under house arrest was walking on thin ice.
The writing is okay, please support it.
I have only read the first few dozen chapters. They are very well written and I hope more people will see them.