The Frozen Empire of 1625

Although the author's novel, *Uprising in the Woods*, is relatively obscure, it's incredibly vivid, depicting beautiful scenes: Siberia, Central Asia, Oregon, the Snake River…

Even the Empress is not a Han Chinese, so what's the point of reading this? I'm giving up.

I just saw that the war against the Manchus in Liaodong was over. I tried my best. If there are any mistakes, please bear with it.

Current status of various strengths: 1. Russia. In the Siberian region, the best area is naturally the plains east of the Ural Mountains and west of the Yenisei River. Currently, the Tahrirskyy occupies the southern steppes, while the northern forests remain in Russian hands. 2. China. Let's wait and see.

The beginning was alright. The transmigrated protagonist was 18 and had fought several battles, about to become a Khan, when his biological mother reappeared. They hadn't seen each other for 18 years, and upon meeting, they burst into tears, recognizing each other as mother and son. The mother, who had never raised him, simply obeyed whatever she said. Was the protagonist a mama's boy?

How many of you came here after seeing that statistics about time travel on Bilibili? 😂😂😂

He died from poisoning after being forced to acknowledge his mother.

I haven't read the book, but here's my speculation. The protagonist could simply become a member of a minority group, unite the nomadic peoples, attack the Central Plains, and become the master of the Central Plains under false pretenses. Then, he could gather the Han Chinese and have them all farm and trade, handling logistics, while the nomadic peoples conquer the world. To accomplish this feat, the protagonist could time travel or pull some other tricks.

So far, everything else has been fine, except for the chapters about the protagonist's identity and mother, which I found very confusing. Secondly, regarding your Han Chinese background, but your status as a concubine's son who has been away for over a decade, in a patriarchal society, you wouldn't have much family support. Moreover, your family is a merchant family with political ties, so for someone like you, you'd be considered a distant relative.

This is awful! Even skipping around has gotten me hooked. Someone wants to kill you, yet you're unprepared; you have the ability to retaliate, but you don't. A woman brought by the person trying to kill you is said to be your mother, and you accept her? My god, what kind of intelligence is this? It's normal during the battles, but as soon as you succeed, they suddenly lower your IQ. What is this?