Zhou Wendao, a history PhD from Peking University, specializes in China’s national transformation from the late Qing to the early Republic. He has also served in the military.
After an accident, he wakes in Jianghan in 1913 as Gu Huaichuan, a young instructor in the Hubei New Army.
The land is fractured, foreign powers circle hungrily, and warlords rise everywhere. Some are busy fighting for power, some carving up the country, while others drown themselves in the debts of the old era. Only Gu Huaichuan knows that the chance to truly change the nation is hidden in a transfer order addressed to Hankou.
Ordered to reform the Jianghan Escort Corps, everyone assumes he is being sent to take the blame and die.
But Gu Huaichuan starts with a rotten unit plagued by unpaid wages, missing weapons, and mountains of fraudulent accounts. He audits the arsenal, reorganizes the docks, protects the railways, allies with the merchant guilds, builds a machine factory, trains the Jianghan New Army, founds the Statecraft Party, and sets the nation’s finances in order.
While others fight over territory, he trains troops and strengthens the army.
While others scramble for money and supplies, he rebuilds order.
While others are still caught up in the warlord conflicts, he is already focused on industry, railways, naval power, and the global balance of power.
From Hankou’s docks to Hanyang’s machine factory, from the Jianghan New Army to taking command of the nation.
In this life, he will not be a bystander to history.
He will reunite the fractured land and make China, once a pawn on the board of foreign powers, a player who moves the pieces.
It's too long-winded, and I'm still traveling through time.
It's so ink, how many chapters do you have to deal with these little people in a bad camp🤦
I don't understand, what is this?
The plot book written by AI is very dead like the 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 in the Douyin short play.
No need to read any further, there is a lot of nonsense about AI repair at the beginning.