[Transmigration + Hard science and technology + Industrial Ming dynasty + Ruthless political intrigue + No System + Ascension through physics + Ruthless and decisive + Technological superiority + Saving the dynasty + Destroying the Manchus + Eliminating the rebels + Destroying the Illuminati + Eliminating Jewish financiers + Controlling Europe and America + Global colonization]
In the second year of the Chongzhen reign, during the Jisi Incident, Huang Taiji’s army is at the gates and the Ming dynasty is on the brink of collapse!
Li Xiao, a top materials and mechanical engineering expert, transmigrates into the body of a low-ranking artillery squad leader in the Divine Engine Battalion.
A hellish start: his superior has fled, the defenses are crumbling, and all he has against the Eight Banners cavalry is a rusty saber and an old matchlock that could explode at any moment.
A hopeless situation? No!
With no System and no interest in cultivating immortality, Li Xiao’s only advantage is his industrial mindset and scientific principles, far ahead of his time!
From a desperate counterattack beneath Desheng Gate to the overwhelming superiority of granular gunpowder and preloaded paper cartridges;
from the steel torrents of assembly-line production to an infantry revolution built around the three-by-three formation.
With his own two hands, he turns the equations of physics and chemistry into the Grim Reaper’s scythe, mowing down enemy armies!
At home, he navigates the imperial court, deftly managing Chongzhen with the art of kingship and severing the civil officials’ corrupt grip on the treasury.
Abroad, he marches north to Shengjing and conquers the South Seas, eliminates the Illuminati and Jewish financiers, tramples Europe, controls the Americas, and monopolizes global maritime power.
This is not one man’s struggle to survive. It is the rebirth of an ancient civilization.
When steam-powered ironclads shatter the mist on the Thames and machine guns roar across Siberia, Li Xiao stands atop the world and proclaims:
Wherever the sun and moon shine upon these rivers and mountains, it is all Ming territory!
The author clearly thinks clearly. I have always thought that if you traveled to the late Ming Dynasty, even if you had the bonus of time and space and had extraordinary physical strength, you would not be able to defeat the Manchus. The personal force of such a large corps battle is really minimal. The inertia of historical trends is also difficult to change because of one person's superior force. But if you have certain military common sense and abilities, as well as certain modern military knowledge and technology, the situation will be completely different. If the author follows this current line of thinking, the subsequent plot will not stretch the crotch. This book will definitely be a good read.
As expected of a short video blogger, the writing and plot are smooth. How many words do you plan to write in this book? I've seen Chapter 87. At your pace, will you be flying out of the solar system when it's over? Too fast. There is also a person's opinion about the early stage. Li Zicheng was too awesome. He has traveled through time. Do you have to let him go or just kill him? Trouble was caused later on. Above. Overall it is recommended.
The content is rich and the historical materials are relatively authentic. Highly recommended.
This is no longer a cool text, this is a divine text, and it's even more fun than having a system.
Close to the history of the late Ming Dynasty, close to real wars, fighting on the battlefield, and good military skills!!!
Nice. It would be great if it were true. The Ming Dynasty in history was really unpredictable.
Five-star praise, this is great, dimensionality reduction attack, great!!
Well written, keep working hard to improve the plot
There are not many good articles like this that contain both facts and imagination.
There are only about 50 soldiers on the city wall, how can we defend it? Will there be no reinforcements or civilians to assist?