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The first generation of travellers, the Ming Dynasty, which was resurrected by steam, ushered in its decline. Britain and France coveted the Southern Ocean, the North American territory was in danger, and the huge polar bear was eyeing it. Zhu Dunhan came to this different time and space, ready to shoulder the heavy responsibility and revive the ZTE again, but he had no choice but to seize North America, which coincided with the American Civil War: "The United States not only refused to surrender, but actually dared to fight back against me!"

New book, Ming Dynasty 1860, the Ming Dynasty in the steam age, the time traveler to the Ming Dynasty after the ZTE... He became emperor in the same year as Zhao Kuangyin, and took a step forward on the road of conquering the south and the north, and unifying the world.

New book: The resurgence of the Tang Dynasty, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the late period, starting from Guangdong and Guangxi, the Northern Expedition, the capture of Annan, Yunnan, Fujian, Hunan, the Southern Tang, Wuyue, Dangxiang... The afterglow of the Middle Ages has not yet dissipated, and the best era has arrived. The protagonist travels through Edward VI of the British Tudor dynasty in the 16th century, centralizing power, rebuilding Parliament, and establishing the United Kingdom of Britain. It will lead you to experience the dawn of the most powerful British dynasty, the empire on which the sun never sets. New book: Crown of Swords, a historical novel covered in fantasy. I hope everyone will support it. Welcome to join the group: 631774182

Ps: A new book, "The Ming Dynasty 1860" has been released. In Rebirth, Zhu Yixi starts from Xi'an in the 16th year of Chongzhen's reign, becoming a guerrilla general, general, king of Yu, and emperor, step by step. Annan became the Qin Kingdom, Hokkaido became the Yue Kingdom, the Philippines became the Qi Kingdom, and Uzbekistan became the Liao Kingdom... Unconsciously, he built a new Asian vassal order...

Li Shimin: 800 for 800, see you at Xuanwu Gate. Zhu Di: Eight hundred is eight hundred, Fengtian Jingnan Xu Wei: Eight hundred is eight hundred, and Nanyang became a great power In 1856, when the Tianjing Incident broke out, Xu Wei led 800 of his disciples to Borneo in Southeast Asia. He embarked on a journey from then on, aiming to revive the glory of the Chinese in Southeast Asia. Set a small goal first: start by becoming a great power