A modern weapons expert traveled through time and became the orthodox emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qizhen, who was only fifteen years old. He had powerful enemies inside and outside, but he didn't know any martial arts skills.
But he could build flintlocks, rifled cannon, steam locomotives, and ironclad battleships. He ransacked Wang Zhen's house, pacified Bai Lian, reorganized the mountains and rivers with a whip, and filled the warehouses with sweet potatoes to fatten the country. Twelve-pound cannons in front of the earthen fort smashed the prairie cavalry to pieces, and suddenly became hypothermic and captured Dayan Khan.
Empress Qian is gentle and tenacious, Wan Zhen'er is in charge of intelligence, Alahaibeji grassland is riding horses, Tan Yunxian is holding a lancet - eight beauties, each good at winning.
This is the story of an emperor who did not know martial arts, and with a gun, a workshop, and a blueprint, he pushed the Ming Dynasty onto the path of an empire on which the sun never sets.
