In 1644, the Jiashen Kingdom rebelled, and the Ming Dynasty moved to the south. But this time, the lights of Jinling have not been extinguished. Instead, they have illuminated a completely different path to modernization.
This book adopts a special "distributed pseudo-biography" and uses multiple historical materials such as diplomatic notes, meeting minutes, newspaper reviews, and secret files to piece together a magnificent epic that lasted from the Southern Ming Dynasty to modern times in the 20th century when it faced great changes.
Try to figure out how a regime that retained the Chinese legal system completed the astonishing transformation from monarchy to republic in three hundred years; starting from 1910, observe how China with two completely different systems competed to develop along the two rivers, and chose different paths of dependence and independence, closedness and openness in the wave of world wars.
When the world was torn apart again in 1936, from the Forbidden City to the Presidential Palace, from Tokyo Bay to Malacca, the fate of all characters had already been foreshadowed in every decision made over the past three hundred years.
(A historical deduction based on geopolitical logic, which reproduces the changes in the world line after the continuation of Ming Zuo in the form of pseudo-biography)
Purpose: Love and Peace