Jagged Sino-Japanese War: Dawn of the Republic

In the autumn of 1894, the smoke of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894 filled the Korean Peninsula. Wang Ce, a modern military enthusiast, accidentally traveled through time and became Qing general Wang Shizhen, only to find himself under the command of Ye Zhichao, the Pyongyang garrison who historically fled without a fight. Seeing that Ye Zhichao wanted to repeat the history of his defeat, Wang Ce made a resolute decision: "Request" to gather the defeated troops during Ye Zhichao's escape, unite with the Korean volunteers, and establish a resistance line in the mountainous areas of northern North Korea. He used modern tactical thinking, combined guerrilla warfare with positional defense, and miraculously dragged the Japanese army into a war of attrition. He finally achieved a counterattack on land and drove the Japanese army to the coast of Busan. However, the historical inertia remains: the Beiyang Navy was destroyed, and the Japanese army landed in Tianjin instead, approaching Beijing. The Qing government panicked and signed the "Treaty of Shimonoseki", which was humiliating and humiliating to the country, and wanted to cede the suzerainty of the Liaodong Peninsula and Korea. Faced with this situation, Wang Ce, with the support of the Northeast military and civilians, declared independence in Fengtian and established the "Northeast Republic". In order to avoid the consumption of civil war, he temporarily recognized the sovereignty of the Qing court, but in fact it was completely autonomous. He promoted the policy of "open door, industry to save the country", introduced foreign capital and technology but strictly prevented interference in internal affairs, and vigorously developed military and people's livelihood industries. This is an epic in which time-travelers use their iron blood and wisdom to change the world. It is a magnificent legend in which a nation tears open the cracks of dawn in a desperate situation.