During the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty, this was no longer the ancient dynasty you are familiar with.
This is a global super empire that spans Europe and Asia, with China as the "ancestral homeland" and Europe as the "new capital of the Western Land".
Here, the Great Wall is no longer a fortification made of bricks and stones, but an imperial backbone laid with heavy steel rails for armored trains to cruise day and night.
Here, Xijing Chang'an is located on the bank of the Danube River (Vienna), while Nanjing Yingtianfu is the only heart that controls the flow of silver and silk around the world.
Zhu Chengxuan, a man from science and engineering, traveled through time and became a royal noble stationed in Vienna, Xijing.
With his engineering knowledge of the 21st century, he boarded the "Longxiang" steam express that crossed the Eurasian plain, and returned to Beijing to participate in the ancestor worship ceremony that could change his fate.
Reader comments
If the Ming Dynasty unified the world, if all the industrial base came from the Yongle Dadian. If the Tumu Fort is in Germany, if Yiguan's journey south came from Europe to Asia. Will everything be different? Starting from the Zhu Houzhao period, the description of the unification of the world by the Ming Dynasty can only be said to be magnificent!
It is better than other pseudo-historical novels written by Tomato. After all, this version is really created with this background. It is a truly refreshing novel about the Ming Dynasty. I hope that the protagonist can hold on to the technology and let outsiders steal it. It's not like other novels that try to sell dogs on their own, shouting about unity, but actually uniting the barbarians to attack the Han people.
It's pseudo-history indeed, but it's pretty good. What kind of dynasty was the Ming Dynasty? No one knows, no one knows what is written in the Yongle Dadian. But I know that technology will not deteriorate but will be lost. Well
What was the real Ming Dynasty like? Did it have a steam engine? Is it really the invincible state mentioned on the Internet? What did the Qing Dynasty do!
I felt like crying after reading it. Maybe I've used TikTok too much, so I don't know if it's true or not. Is this our lost history or a pseudo-historical theory? I don't believe that our hard-working Chinese people will lose their own technology.
A great book, written about the Ming Dynasty and its industrial revolution. Capital sprouts have appeared in business, and the relationship between power and businessmen has also eased. The military and life have also begun to use industrial technology. Write a different Ming Dynasty.
Satellite photography of the Palace of Versailles looks like a swallow. The fiefdom of King Yan?
A gathering place for self-healing pots [face covering]
The book is pretty good
All I can say is that Ming Dynasty is magnificent!
Very good. The author keeps pace with the times and writes well. He could be more bold.
If the Ming Dynasty unified the world, if all the industrial base came from the Yongle Dadian. If the Tumu Fort is in Germany, if Yiguan's journey south came from Europe to Asia. Will everything be different? Starting from the Zhu Houzhao period, the description of the unification of the world by the Ming Dynasty can only be said to be magnificent!
It is better than other pseudo-historical novels written by Tomato. After all, this version is really created with this background. It is a truly refreshing novel about the Ming Dynasty. I hope that the protagonist can hold on to the technology and let outsiders steal it. It's not like other novels that try to sell dogs on their own, shouting about unity, but actually uniting the barbarians to attack the Han people.
It's pseudo-history indeed, but it's pretty good. What kind of dynasty was the Ming Dynasty? No one knows, no one knows what is written in the Yongle Dadian. But I know that technology will not deteriorate but will be lost. Well
What was the real Ming Dynasty like? Did it have a steam engine? Is it really the invincible state mentioned on the Internet? What did the Qing Dynasty do!
I felt like crying after reading it. Maybe I've used TikTok too much, so I don't know if it's true or not. Is this our lost history or a pseudo-historical theory? I don't believe that our hard-working Chinese people will lose their own technology.
A great book, written about the Ming Dynasty and its industrial revolution. Capital sprouts have appeared in business, and the relationship between power and businessmen has also eased. The military and life have also begun to use industrial technology. Write a different Ming Dynasty.
Satellite photography of the Palace of Versailles looks like a swallow. The fiefdom of King Yan?
A gathering place for self-healing pots [face covering]
The book is pretty good
All I can say is that Ming Dynasty is magnificent!
Very good. The author keeps pace with the times and writes well. He could be more bold.