The Sun and the Moon Shine Together, the Eastern Roman Empire and the Ming Dynasty's Western Empire

In 1374, Eastern Rome was summoned to the capital, and the fates of the double-headed eagle and the red dragon were intertwined. This is a parallel world of the Old Continent: here, although the Ming Dynasty itself fell in 1644, the "Western Ming" was reborn in the Levant under the protection of Rome. The two empires used ancient arrogance to ignore the steam roar of the West. It was not until the tragic defeat in 1888 that Rome and Ming Dynasty woke up in a pool of blood. After learning from this painful experience, the torrent of steel and internal combustion engines began to reshape the world. From the rebirth of the "Glorious War" in 1919 to the expeditionary force of the Ming Dynasty's Western Empire sweeping across the East Asian battlefield in 1945, a new bipolar era has arrived. Then came the "Winter Thunder" that shocked the world in 1993. The cavalry of the Roman Empire crushed the turbulent ruins of the European continent and forcibly continued the order of the empire on the ruins of the old world. This is not a historical regret, but the nirvana of civilization. Let's see how the red dragon and the double-headed eagle overcome the thousand-year bond and redefine this magnificent world in the collision of steel, faith and intrigue.