Late Ming Dynasty: Starting from a Desert Island

In the late Ming Dynasty in Liaodong, a grain ship ran aground, and Gu Chengwu led dozens of remaining soldiers to a deserted island. The ship is leaking, the food is damp, and there are pirates looking at the island. If they want to survive, they can only repair ships, fish, build forts, and seize the first ship from pirates. Collecting refugees, training sailors, building artillery, and opening trade routes, a deserted island that no one cared about gradually turned into an important maritime town guarding the Bohai Sea. When the Jin Dynasty moved south, the Ming Dynasty was about to fall, and powerful powers were still fighting for cities and land on land, Gu Chengwu's fleet had already sailed out of the island. His world begins with this sea.