In the third year of the Chongzhen reign, Yun Chen, a junior officer in the Liaodong border army, has been without food for three days and stands on the brink of death.
At this desperate moment, the [Ironclad Strategy Panel] activates. Troops, supplies, buildings, national policies, and battle simulations: every function is unlocked!
A thousand-household commander who embezzles soldiers' pay? Execute him!
The Jianzhou Jurchens brazenly raiding the border? Three volleys of musket fire, wipe them out!
Huang Taiji personally leads the Eight Banners' main force? Bombard them into the ground and teach them a lesson!
Enter the Pass to defeat Li Zicheng, march south to destroy Zhang Xianzhong, accept the Chongzhen Emperor's abdication, and ascend the throne as Yun Chen, founding the Hua dynasty.
Build steel mills, lay railways, and construct ironclad ships. The Industrial Revolution crushes the world.
Drive out the Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, British, and French. The Hua navy rules the Seven Seas.
It takes Yun Chen thirty years to go from starving corpses in Liaodong to receiving envoys from every nation.
He says, “The people come first, and technology is paramount. I call the shots in this realm.”
A System-less novel with the usual protagonist abuse, a satisfying moment in every chapter, and overwhelming technological superiority.
A late Ming power struggle + industrial-scale military buildup + global hegemony: this is a novel you can't miss.
Mark. . . .
Nice refreshing article
So much, horses, can't eat it?
The plot progresses inexplicably
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Written by AI? Why are the chapters and plot so confusing?
Messy
This is too hasty 😂
The plot of Chapters 1-4 is a mess. The AI has finished writing it. Doesn't the author need to revise it?