New China: North America, 1643

In 1643, three Chinese forces that should never have met arrive in North America at the same time: a modern Marine battalion, complete with two amphibious assault ships, transmigrates intact; a battalion from a Nationalist Army German-trained division arrives with all its equipment; and a detachment from Zheng He's fleet reaches land safely with five treasure ships. On this unfamiliar land, Spanish colonizers are massacring the Indigenous people. Soldiers from three different eras join forces to fight back, and their first battle shakes the world. They establish the “New China Republic” in the Americas, use modern technology to build steam engines, train Indigenous troops using German military drills, and refit treasure ships into ocean-going warships. Two years later, when they learn that Qing forces are slaughtering people in their homeland, they make their choice: cross the sea to come to its aid and drive out the Manchus! From North America to East Asia, from cold weapons to firearms, Chinese people from three different eras forge a new path for those who come after them with guns and conviction: no emperors, no slaves, and equality for all. The flag of New China flies from the Americas to Asia, and Chinese civilization stands at the summit of the world in a new form.