Late Ming: My Knowledge Can Level Up

Lu Qiming transmigrates to the final years of the Ming dynasty, becoming a military household member in Shaanxi who is on the verge of starving to death.

All he has is a servant who is just as close to death, and three moldy lumps of bran and wild greens.

Outside, the land is barren for a thousand miles, bandits sweep through like combs, and government troops scour the land like rakes.

At this desperate moment, a knowledge base called [Echoes of Civilization] awakens in his mind.

But it contains no complete blueprints, only fragmentary principles.

Every piece of knowledge he extracts comes with a splitting headache, as if his skull is about to burst.

He must use practical experience as fuel to light up this rugged technology tree.

From using physics to build his first hunting trap, to applying chemistry to purify his first drink of water; from leading dozens of refugees to reclaim wasteland, to building a modern army that strikes terror into his enemies.

When he points his flintlock at the cavalry beyond the pass, when his warships cross the ocean... only then does the world realize that the spark kindled by a transmigrator is enough to set the whole prairie ablaze.