The Eight Banners Cavalry Was Shaken, So I Set Up a Machine Gun

[Fast-Paced, No-Filler Power Fantasy + Travel Between Two Worlds + Late Ming Power Struggle + Machine Guns Sweep All Before Them + A Rousing Mission to Save the Nation]

In the eleventh year of the Chongzhen era, the Ming dynasty is on the verge of collapse. The Eight Banners are at the passes, and rebels roam the land.

Lin Xian, a young man from the modern era, appears out of nowhere with the power to travel between two worlds.

Others save the Ming through political intrigue, remonstrating unto death, or rallying the troops.

Lin Xian saves the Ming with

modern weapons, delivered wholesale to the battlefields of the late Ming.

Machine guns roar, tearing through the Eight Banners' cavalry;

rifle formations sweep aside a million rebels;

steam engines roar, opening the first page of Chinese industrialization.

He pacifies Liaodong, reunifies the Central Plains, stabilizes the court, supports the emperor, and raises the heir,

acting as a savior king while working as an arms dealer.

He lets Chongzhen meet a peaceful end, revives the Ming, and saves China from ruin.

When steam trains race through Shanhai Pass,

when the Celestial Empire once again stands among the nations,

then the world will understand:

The one who truly held back the falling sky was never fate,

but Lin Xian, who came from between two worlds and used guns to determine the fate of all.