Transmigrating to the Late Ming, I Punched My Way to a New Hegemony

[Small-Town Protagonist] + [Steady Escalation] + [Smart Characters] + [Long-Term Planning]

Zhou Hu, a nobody in his previous life, transmigrates.

But, heavens, why did you have to send me to the end of the Ming dynasty?

Worse still, I’m now the son of Zhou Yuji, the ill-fated, short-lived hero and Commander-in-Chief of Shanxi, who is about to die. History has me marked for certain death!

And the greatest thing I can rely on to survive these chaotic times, Zhou Yuji’s Flying Tiger Army, has had neither grain nor pay from the court for six months. More than ten thousand soldiers will run out of food in five days!

Commander Zhou jumped into a lake trying to secure provisions, while his men turned bandit to get food!

At this critical moment, Zhou Hu steps forward…

For centuries, Western hegemony has lorded over the people of the Third World in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The world has long suffered under the military, technological, and economic dominance, as well as the gangster culture, of Europe and America!

Think about it, and it’s terrifying: the human world is, at its core, nothing more than a gluttonous feast where interests are divided up.

Only hegemony is the true ruler of this world!

So, looking across the history of East and West, past and present, it all boils down to one line: hegemony is the way of kings.

If so, why can’t a ray of Eastern idealism light the way toward a benevolent hegemony? The cunning stratagems of commerce, the contests of wit in officialdom, the clash of right and wrong on the battlefield, the schemes of good and evil…

The Way that can be spoken is not the eternal Way! Why can’t a thousand years of Eastern wisdom leave its own distinctive mark of individual struggle upon the river of history?

Why should friends, family, and ordinary people enjoy peaceful lives while only those who shoulder the burden move forward?

See how Zhou Hu struggles onward, step by step, through the great upheavals of the late Ming, and fights for a future as bright as gold.

The author is polishing a new book, "The Fallen Ming Emperor Chongzhen and the Brothers Who Broke Through Worlds". Readers are welcome to check it out.