The Chongzhen Emperor's Son-in-Law: I Bring the Industrial Revolution to Save the Ming

Shen Yanqiu, a 21st-century aircraft carrier engineer, transmigrates after an explosion caused by a core component failure during tests on a modern aircraft carrier, becoming Shen Yanqiu, the son-in-law of the Chongzhen Emperor in the Ming dynasty. The original owner opposed Yuan Chonghuan's policy of diverting Liaodong military funds to the Ningyuan-Jinzhou defensive line, so eunuch faction leader Cao Huachun framed him for “colluding with the enemy.” He was thrown into the imperial prison and sentenced to death three days later. In the death cell, Shen Yanqiu learns that his execution is imminent. As he merges with the original owner's memories, his hand finds the leather notebook that came with him when he transmigrated. Desperate at court, he has no choice but to sign a life-or-death pact to “improve cannon range” and make a wager with the Chongzhen Emperor: if he can build improved cannons with double the range that do not explode within three months, he lives. If he fails, he must suffer death by a thousand cuts. Can he win this life-or-death wager?