[Handing Over the System from the Start + No Filler + Illustrations]
Qin Zhaohan, a terminally ill devotee of Dream of the Red Chamber, coughs up blood in front of the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum and awakens the Gate of Time and Space left behind by Zhang Zhenren.
From the start, he faces the year 1644, with Li Zicheng on the verge of breaching the city.
At the risk of his life, he recovers the Yongle Encyclopedia and pulls the despairing Chongzhen Emperor back from the brink of suicide on Coal Hill.
The moment he returns to the modern era, he makes his decision: hand everything over to the nation.
When the “Apocalypse Plan” is launched, all of modern China throws its strength into the chaos of the late Ming dynasty.
Through Qin Zhaohan, cutting-edge technology and talent from the modern era pour into that storm-tossed age...
Machine guns face cavalry, penicillin saves wounded soldiers, and high-yield seeds ripen across Jiangnan...
Reborn amid the shock of the modern world, Chongzhen joins forces with future China and loyalists fighting to overthrow the Qing and restore the Ming. He pacifies Nanjing in the south, launches a northern expedition into the Central Plains, and campaigns eastward along the coast.
As the complete original Yongle Encyclopedia is deciphered and the truth behind Dream of the Red Chamber’s lament for the Ming is revealed, a wave of cultural and technological renaissance sweeps across the land.
Hanfu floods the streets, history is set straight, and the wisdom accumulated by the nation sparks new advances in technology.
The Huaxia of both worlds resonate as one, their bloodlines linked by the Gate of Time and Space.
When Chongzhen patrols the seas aboard an imperial fleet and modern China leads the world in technology, the nations of East and West once again present their credentials.
This time, it is not only the glorious Ming dynasty that receives the homage of all nations, but a Chinese civilization that spans time and will never be extinguished.
We stare at the original gaze Feel the heartbeat that spans time and space See the power of civilization Exhausted from time with one after another Amid bullying and oppression by internal and external opponents After experiencing transformation again and again Chinese civilization was gradually awakened among these countless scars I saw one historical detail after another in these star-like fragments I saw the steps of the tribe moving forward in the midst of suffering. We came into the world crying But you can smile towards the eternity of revival
Great book! It's well-founded and can be checked! If you are an idiot who has been brainwashed by Western puppet history, don't come here, Geying!
The sufferings of the past are over, today's youth will last forever, and tomorrow's prosperity can be expected! Beautiful! Not brainless. I was stabbed when I wasn't paying attention, and the author made me cry. 🤦🤦🤦
The author's idea is very good, five stars! His historical skills are good and his writing skills are acceptable! It is obvious that he is a liberal arts student with little foundation in science and engineering. To be honest, if a science major plays the leading role, the battle to gain a foothold will never be so difficult! Escape from Shuntian is not as embarrassing as going to Jinling! You won't fight against generals in a war. Modern sniper guns paired with special forces won't be so incompetent! Well, as long as you win, you won't be unhappy at all!
It's pretty good. There are a lot of things written in the front, which shows that the author's stall is quite big, but some of them are a bit too much. There are even martial arts secret books out, so you have to read them while reading.
Not to mention anything else, the people inside are very vivid, especially the transformation of Emperor Chongzhen convinced me.
Seeing it now, I feel very good and I look forward to keeping it up in the future.
This book exposes the Qing Dynasty's tampering with history, which is very consistent with my point of view. Friends, please come in...
This subject alone is worthy of five stars. Come on, the author. It's hard to calm down at the end of the Ming Dynasty. 😢😢😢
At present, this is the most attractive book I have read about two people traveling through the late Ming Dynasty. That period of history is hard to let go!