In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the wind and snow were swaying. Liu Jinhun, a modern scientific researcher, traveled through the world and was a child of a military household in the late Ming Dynasty. With "Xuanzhen Secret Records" and three hundred years of knowledge, he struggled to survive in troubled times. He established his destiny with martial arts skills and solved problems with scientific thinking: he built embankments to gather refugees, modified farm tools to promote farming and mulberry trees, and made firearms to strengthen the military. Step by step, he grew from a humble soldier in Tongzhou Guard to a force that moved the world.
Facing the Chuang army, the Qing army, and the decadent Ming court, he not only defeated Xiaoxiao with Xuanzhen martial arts, but also used modern technologies such as steam engines and fertilizers to reshape the world. From consolidating forces to staking the Central Plains, and finally setting sail to the sea, lighting up the world with the fire of civilization. Let's take a look at how a scholar used military force as a shield and science as a spear to rewrite the destiny of China during the great revolution and create a legend that spanned continents.
