Late Ming Dynasty: Rebuilding the World

In the first year of Chongzhen's reign, Lin Ce, a modern soul, traveled through time and became a hundred poor households in Yulinwei, northern Shaanxi. There are more than a dozen famous family members crying for food, surrounded by Mongolian cavalry, and exploited by officials in the middle and upper levels. He started by rectifying hundreds of dilapidated houses, improved firearms, opened up border trade, gathered refugees, and fought his way out of the mountains of corpses and seas of blood in the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty. Fight fiercely in northern Shaanxi, compete in the Central Plains, overthrow the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and expand the territory of Southeast Asia. After twenty years of military service, the former border town soldier finally became an emperor thousands of miles away, creating the vastest territory in China and creating a legend of iron-blooded mountains and rivers.