The Great Qin Chronicles of Nanyang: Dragon Glory over Central and Southern Asia

In 1946, Wang Zhenhua, commander of the Yunnan Army, refuses to fight a civil war and leads his troops south into Southeast Asia. He unifies the Indochinese Peninsula and Kuala Lumpur, founding the Great Qin. After relocating thirty million Chinese settlers there, he implements the Three Principles of the People and hereditary presidential rule, devoting himself to developing science, technology, and national defense. In time, Great Qin becomes the United Nations' sixth permanent member, writing a legendary chapter of Chinese civilization in the geopolitical arena of the South Seas.