At the end of Ming Dynasty, China was at its darkest moment.
Chu Mo was reborn with the system and ignited a spark in a desperate situation.
On the deserted island, he smelted steel, made muskets, and forged cannons, declaring resistance with volleys of flintlock muskets.
In the angry sea, he modified sailboats, built steam, and built iron armor, challenging the times with the roar of iron ships.
Together with the remnants of Zhang Huangyan, he secretly helped Li Dingguo fight against the Qing Dynasty, instigated rebellion against the Green Camp, and recruited loyalists.
The government was established in Zhoushan, fierce battles were fought in the south of the Yangtze River, the northern expedition to the Central Plains, and the capital was restored.
But this is just the beginning.
When the sails of the Western powers appear on the eastern sea level,
Chu Mo's fleet was already lying in front of him, the muzzles of his guns were fierce:
"Asia is Asia for Asians."
From the defeat of the Southern Ming Dynasty to the leader of civilization,
This is a road to recovery paved with iron and blood.
