Traveling through time and becoming a blacksmith in a military household in the Ming Dynasty, Zhao Dazhu originally wanted to live an honest life forging iron.
Unexpectedly, he improved a fire gun and was reported to the capital by the guarding eunuch.
Zhu Yuanzhang ordered: "Send this craftsman to Beijing."
When Zhao Dazhu heard this, he ran away overnight.
He ran to Fujian, boarded a merchant ship, and found a desert island in Southeast Asia to start industry.
Steam engines, flintlock guns, and ironclads were all born from his hands.
Zhu Yuanzhang sent the navy to conquer, but he shot him back to the bottom of the sea with machine guns.
More than ten years later, before Zhu Yuanzhang died of illness, he asked those around him: "Is Zhao Dazhu still in Nanyang?"
The eunuch replied: "Yes."
Zhu Yuanzhang was silent for a long time: "Maybe I am wrong."
What he didn't know was that Zhao Dazhu was preparing for the Northern Expedition at this time.
Reader comments
It is quite rare for someone to do something against Lao Zhu. As long as the logic behind it doesn't break down, it's a passable novel.
The writing is so detailed that it becomes an adventure survival novel.
It is quite rare for someone to do something against Lao Zhu. As long as the logic behind it doesn't break down, it's a passable novel. The writing is so detailed that it becomes an adventure survival novel.