[Travel + North Korea + Anti-Qing Dynasty and Restoration of Han Dynasty + Dealing with Great Powers + Crushing Shuangwen]
(How can a small Han official overturn the entire East Asian chess game?)
Lin Beichen, a doctor of international relations, opened his eyes and became a seventh-rank attaché of the Qing Dynasty in Seoul, Korea in 1882.
Yuan Shikai used him as an errand boy, the Japanese didn't even give him a serious look, and two groups of North Korean nobles treated him like nothing.
Everyone thinks that this is an insignificant person.
Until that night——
Concubine Min was surrounded by rogues, and he killed her through Gyeongbokgung Palace with one sword.
During the Jiashen coup, Yuan Shikai did not dare to move. He rushed into the palace single-handedly, defeated the Japanese army in three hours, and captured the Kaihua Party alive.
Ito Hirobumi slapped the table on the negotiation table: "You are a little attaché, what qualifications do you have -"
He slapped the gun on the table.
"This gun is the qualification."
In the Sino-Japanese War of 1994, he gathered 100,000 troops in North Korea and watched the Japanese fighting with cold eyes.
On the day the Treaty of Shimonoseki was signed, he announced—
"The Great China Empire was founded today. I, Lin Beichen, a Han Chinese, am here to take back the world that should belong to the Han people."
From Korea to Manchuria, from Manchuria to the Central Plains, and then to the whole of Asia.
Eight-Nation Alliance? Kneeling to sign the treaty.
Japan's Meiji Restoration? Interrupt your restoration.
When the warships of the great powers arrived at Incheon Port, what they saw was a unified, industrialized Xinhua Empire that looked down upon the world.
And standing at the top of the empire——
He was a seventh-grade Han official who was once looked down upon by everyone.
"I am a chess player in Korea" "I will pay for whatever the Manchus owe to the Han people" "This seventh-grade attaché is too fierce"
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I like this kind of military literature about foreign countries.
Come on, come on, I'm looking forward to it more and more
Come on, come on, I'm looking forward to what's coming next