A Tycoon in Two Worlds: Fleeing Famine at the End of the Ming Dynasty

This is a feel-good power fantasy for male readers, combining historical transmigration, trade between two worlds, farming, and conquest. The protagonist, Zhao Yi, is an orphan from Zhao Family Village in Beijing at the end of the Ming dynasty. He grew up relying on the kindness of his neighbors. Resilient and practical, with a touch of streetwise cunning, he nevertheless has firm principles when it comes to matters of right and wrong. His core golden finger is a space connecting two worlds. His goal is to become a tycoon in the modern era and rewrite history at the end of the Ming dynasty. He not only cures the modern elite of their preciousness and becomes the world's richest man, but also arms an ironclad army and drags the doomed Ming dynasty into becoming an empire on which the sun never sets.

Readers will enjoy the sense of control that comes with an omniscient perspective, along with the humor of an absurd reality. Watch as the protagonist manipulates the 2026 capital markets with one hand and the 1644 war machine with the other, playing two utterly different eras like pieces in his palm. Meanwhile, the hapless antics of the supporting cast, especially the bourgeois types, in both worlds provide plenty of laughs and lighten the weight of the conquest storyline.