From Tribal Heir to Emperor

After delivery rider Deng Hong was hit by a truck and killed, he awoke as the young chieftain of an Indigenous tribe in a parallel world. Seeing how the tribe struggled to survive, relying on the weather for its livelihood, Deng Hong decided to use modern knowledge to save them. He would lead the tribe against nature, drive out the white settlers, and grow strong enough to return to the Ming dynasty, recruit all kinds of talent and a vast population, and educate the Indigenous people, guiding them toward civilization. In the end, he would unite all of North America and launch a counterattack from the continent against the Ming dynasty, building a vast empire spanning North America, the Ming lands in the East (the Qing dynasty on the map), and the territories of Great Russia outside Europe, as well as Australia.

Technology, too, will progress from nothing to something. The story follows the process of hiring European craftsmen at high salaries, copying existing designs, then manufacturing and eventually surpassing them. There will be no absurd shortcuts like starting out with AKs or white sugar. Sugar requires planting sugarcane, and it will only be refined much later, step by step.

Technology will advance gradually, from copying Spanish flintlock rifles to developing steam engines, tanks, aircraft (based on the U.S. Navy's Wildcat fighters in World War II), and aircraft carriers (which will also be developed step by step). Everything follows a gradual path, with none of that ridiculous writing where something is invented and immediately put into service... Thank you for clicking on this book!