[Satisfying Power Fantasy + Transmigration + Alternate History + Not a Saint + Careful Writing]
When the Qing entered the Pass, the people suffered terribly: the Ten Days of Yangzhou, the Three Massacres of Jiading...
At this moment of national survival, the Southern Ming court remained embroiled in internal strife, suffering defeat after defeat.
In the sixth year of the Yongli reign, Li Dingguo defeated and killed two famous princes, shaking the realm, but ultimately still failed and died in bitter despair.
Li Guowei, a university student majoring in history, was furious every time he read about it. "If only I were there, I would turn the tide!"
He transmigrates into Li Dingguo's body, quickly adapts, executes Sun Kewang, consolidates his forces, unites with other factions, and establishes a united front against the Qing.
He advances carefully, step by step, reclaiming the Han people's homeland.
He crushes the foreign tribes and opens up the northeast. The Han army enters Xinjiang for the first time since the An Lushan Rebellion, opening the Silk Road.
Then he sails west,
"Your Lordship! Our cannons can't reach the people of the Celestial Empire anymore."
"The Treaty of London, the Treaty of the Thames."
And now, watch Li Dingguo (Li Guowei) destroy the Qing dogs, kill the traitors, defeat the British Empire, and wipe out the Japanese devils...
The structure of this novel is rigorous, the logic is smooth, the beginning and the end echo each other, and it flows in one go. It makes you feel happy to read the whole book. Coupled with the elements of time travel and ancient historical themes, the whole novel is full of highlights and very enjoyable to read.