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Natural disasters, wars, plagues, famines, intrigues, party disputes, bandits, and Tartars... In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were broken and precarious. Zhang Ye traveled to the late Ming Dynasty and could summon players from the real world! However, starting from the day of the summons, the whole world changed - Growing grain, trading, smelting steel, industrial infrastructure... When Jian Nu finished clearing out the intruder Zhang Gou, captured Nanming, and turned back to capture the last piece of Central Plains land, he was greeted by long spears, artillery pieces, and the slowly approaching steel behemoth... "Second Battalion Commander, where is your damn 75th Field Artillery? Pull me up here!"

Professor Li Zhian is a famous Yuan historian and is known for his research on the political system and political culture of the Yuan Dynasty. In recent years, his academic vision has expanded to a longer period of discussion of medieval history, striving to combine microscopic textual research with macroscopic longitudinal analysis, trying to change the bias of trivial fragmentation. This book contains 11 historical papers published by the author in "Historical Research", "Chinese Social Sciences", "Literature, History and Philosophy" and other publications. With a comprehensive perspective, the focus is on clarifying the ins and outs of the three topics of political domination, northern and southern regions, and ethnic integration and their manifestations in each period, focusing on grasping the intricate interweaving or mutual influence of political domination, regional differences, and ethnic relations, and making informed decisions. The author attaches equal importance to textual evidence and theoretical thinking, abandons the deduction of concepts and terms, and comprehensively promotes the re-understanding of medieval history with new methods, new questions, and new perspectives through multi-dimensional integrated research.

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