Qing Lu in the Late Ming Dynasty

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Jiashen was in national calamity. Emperor Meishan of the Ming Dynasty hanged himself, and Dorgon's cavalry crushed Shanhaiguan. The land of China is sinking, and China is about to fall into the bloody storm of Yangzhou Tenth and Jiading Three Massacres. Su Ce crawled out from the dead, taking a cold soul from the future with him to retreat to the desolate island in the Bohai Bay. He was not worthy of being a paper framer of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and he even refused to bow down to the Manchu Qing Dynasty and have his hair shaved off. In this troubled world where human life is at stake, he only believes in one rule: truth is always within the range of a cannon. He used the desert island as his base camp, lit the blast furnace, fired the cement, and pulled out the rifling. He destroyed 500 warships belonging to the traitors with mine arrays; hoisted false Western flags, sailed up the river in a clipper ship that was ahead of its time, and forcibly snatched away the last craftsmen and cultural relics of Jiangnan under the butcher knife of the Manchus. From granular gunpowder to rifled rifles, from sailing clippers to black smoke-belching steam ironclads. Su Ce had no regard for benevolence and righteousness, and only used the coldest laws of physics and chemistry to launch a merciless massacre of the feudal empire in the agricultural era. He wants to use the torrent of steel from heavy industry to crush the "invincible" Eight Banners cavalry into a pulp, and completely bulldoze the royal power and barbarism of the old world. "My name is Su Ce. I am the gravedigger of the Qing Dynasty."