In July of the 16th year of Chongzhen, Tongguan was in emergency.
At the darkest moment before sunset in the Ming Dynasty, Sun Chuanting, the governor of the seven provinces, was pushed out of seclusion by a series of urging orders.
No one knew that he would die in Ruzhou twenty days later, and the main force of the Ming army would be wiped out. No one knew that the Ming Dynasty died one year later.
Except him.
Lu Yuan, a modern gunpowder doctor, was transformed into Chongzhen in 1643 after a test explosion. The first night after he woke up, he saw an unsent war reminder spread out on the table.
Approval or not?
He knew the answer, but not the cost. Changing a military order can save the life of an army and go against the destiny of a country - this time, he wants to stop the order of national subjugation.
