April 18, 1644 AD, March 12, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen. Outside the city of Beijing, the spring is cold and cold. Li Zicheng's Dashun Army forward has arrived at Juyongguan. The guard general Tang Tong surrendered at Xianguan. The capital is in danger. Zhu Youjian in the Forbidden City smashed the last tea bowl, and the eunuchs fled in all directions. No one heard the sigh on the dragon chair.
However, something more terrifying than Chuang Wang happened at Chenshi on this day.
There were no signs, no earthquakes, no sudden changes in the sky - it was just that it suddenly became dark. It's not as dark as clouds covering the sun, but as if someone flipped a switch in the entire sky, and the world was plunged into nothingness in an instant. Three seconds later, light came in again, and the landscape within a hundred miles outside Beijing had completely changed.
Five hundred and six thousand "people", together with the asphalt roads under their feet, steel barracks, rows of 99A main battle tanks, 155mm self-propelled howitzers, Hongqi-17 anti-aircraft missile launchers, Z-20 helicopters, unmanned reconnaissance aircraft cabins, field hospital modules, ammunition supply convoys... Overwhelmingly smashed into the North China Plain in the seventeenth century.
They are the participants in China's largest "Joint Sword-College Student National Defense Mobilization Exercise" in 2026 - 500,000 sophomores and juniors from colleges and universities across the country, and all 6,000 active-duty officers and soldiers of the five modernized heavy-duty combined brigades responsible for exercise support and guidance.
Reader comments
Our regret! Eternal hate! If there really is a chance to travel back in time like in the book, it would be great to make up for the regrets in the hearts of Chinese people! ! !
It's a very novel theme, and so many people travel through it at the same time. I think it's probably because I regret the existence of the Qing Dynasty too much, and I want modern China to appear earlier. History is a foregone conclusion, so the only way is to turn it into a novel and have a big dream!
Except updates are too slow. I can't find any other highlights. The plot is described in detail, just like the real thing. Unlike many authors, the logic in one chapter is full of leaks. It's fake at first glance, and I really can't stand it. When I read it, I felt like my IQ was being rubbed against the ground. It can be compared to the anti-Japanese drama, the outrageous drama of throwing grenades and blowing up planes. At least this author's book is not violent and is close to reality. No book written by such an author will be too bad.
It's really good-looking. I don't know how to describe it. Anyway, it's very addictive to watch. Half a million people have traveled through time. I'm not directly arrogantly saying that I'm going to change the world, but I'm slowly integrating into it through the shell of Ming Dynasty. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up development.
Modernization began in the late Ming Dynasty! ! ! ! ! Rush the duck! ! ! ! !
The plot is compact, no nonsense, and comprehensively considered.
Not bad, not bad. It takes into account many practical problems after time travel. There are 500,000 students and 30,000 soldiers. There are too many things to consider. Just organizing it well and not causing trouble is very taxing. There is also the caution of shortage of supplies. The contact with the locals is very detailed. Apart from the slower pace, there is nothing uncomfortable in reading (of course this is understandable)
There will be no more Yellow Emperors in the future.
Work hard to finish it, try to make it as long as possible, and intersperse some collisions between old and new cultures to increase interest. In short, give readers a reason to read on. Come on, young man!
The content and pacing are okay. Descriptions such as "be silent for a while," "look at ×× for a while," and "contemplate for a while" appear more frequently. Can the descriptions of such situations be diversified? What a pain for a hot-tempered person! It takes time to understand the confusion and thinking of the character, but... Well, it's like seeing my colleagues who work slowly and take half a day to reply. [Cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
I hope I can finish writing it, keep working hard
I just want to know how come there are only 6,000 people in five synthetic brigades.
Not bad, overall okay
Be imaginative and dare to think
It's really good, come on, author.
Come on, author! Very well written
Great, I like this kind of novel [Adoration]
Very well written, keep up the good work
After reading the previous chapters, I thought it was a potential stock.
It's still pretty good to see it here.
Okay, okay, it's pretty good, but the number of words is a bit short at the moment.
It's very interesting, but there are too few chapters updated so far.
There are some minor flaws, but they are innocuous and worth reading.
I saw a different story about the late Ming Dynasty
The writing is very good, a bit like Lingao Qiming! But it looks better than Lingao Qiming! Come on!
Give five stars for support. It's rare and logical. I've long been vomited by this stupid and cool article. I hope the author will stick to it and don't get carried away.
The material selection is good, but the writing is extremely difficult because the people and things involved are too huge. Come on, author.
It's well written. I like it. The author is very imaginative [laughing][laughing][laughing][like][like][like]
Why is it a side story? The author won't stop updating it, right?
Our regret! Eternal hate! If there really is a chance to travel back in time like in the book, it would be great to make up for the regrets in the hearts of Chinese people! ! !
It's a very novel theme, and so many people travel through it at the same time. I think it's probably because I regret the existence of the Qing Dynasty too much, and I want modern China to appear earlier. History is a foregone conclusion, so the only way is to turn it into a novel and have a big dream!
Except updates are too slow. I can't find any other highlights. The plot is described in detail, just like the real thing. Unlike many authors, the logic in one chapter is full of leaks. It's fake at first glance, and I really can't stand it. When I read it, I felt like my IQ was being rubbed against the ground. It can be compared to the anti-Japanese drama, the outrageous drama of throwing grenades and blowing up planes. At least this author's book is not violent and is close to reality. No book written by such an author will be too bad.
It's really good-looking. I don't know how to describe it. Anyway, it's very addictive to watch. Half a million people have traveled through time. I'm not directly arrogantly saying that I'm going to change the world, but I'm slowly integrating into it through the shell of Ming Dynasty. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up development.
Modernization began in the late Ming Dynasty! ! ! ! ! Rush the duck! ! ! ! !
The plot is compact, no nonsense, and comprehensively considered.
Not bad, not bad. It takes into account many practical problems after time travel. There are 500,000 students and 30,000 soldiers. There are too many things to consider. Just organizing it well and not causing trouble is very taxing. There is also the caution of shortage of supplies. The contact with the locals is very detailed. Apart from the slower pace, there is nothing uncomfortable in reading (of course this is understandable)
There will be no more Yellow Emperors in the future.
Work hard to finish it, try to make it as long as possible, and intersperse some collisions between old and new cultures to increase interest. In short, give readers a reason to read on. Come on, young man!
The content and pacing are okay. Descriptions such as "be silent for a while," "look at ×× for a while," and "contemplate for a while" appear more frequently. Can the descriptions of such situations be diversified? What a pain for a hot-tempered person! It takes time to understand the confusion and thinking of the character, but... Well, it's like seeing my colleagues who work slowly and take half a day to reply. [Cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
I hope I can finish writing it, keep working hard
I just want to know how come there are only 6,000 people in five synthetic brigades.
Not bad, overall okay
Be imaginative and dare to think
It's really good, come on, author.
Come on, author! Very well written
Great, I like this kind of novel [Adoration]
Very well written, keep up the good work
After reading the previous chapters, I thought it was a potential stock.
It's still pretty good to see it here.
Okay, okay, it's pretty good, but the number of words is a bit short at the moment.
It's very interesting, but there are too few chapters updated so far.
There are some minor flaws, but they are innocuous and worth reading.
I saw a different story about the late Ming Dynasty
The writing is very good, a bit like Lingao Qiming! But it looks better than Lingao Qiming! Come on!
Give five stars for support. It's rare and logical. I've long been vomited by this stupid and cool article. I hope the author will stick to it and don't get carried away.
The material selection is good, but the writing is extremely difficult because the people and things involved are too huge. Come on, author.
It's well written. I like it. The author is very imaginative [laughing][laughing][laughing][like][like][like]
Why is it a side story? The author won't stop updating it, right?