If in the Late Ming Dynasty, a Passer-By from Bashu

In 1627, not long after Kepler's finger passed over the star map, Harvey was overturning ancient medical techniques and Descartes' methodology was still in the making. In the West, millions of lives were shed in the Thirty Years' War, ambitious navigators dug gold in the New World, and apostolic messengers spread the gospel to the world. In the east, the Ming Empire was in twilight. The nomads in Liaodong are quietly rising, and the rebellion of the chieftains in the southwest cannot be ignored. The Gongun princes have just entered a new round of fierce battle, and the bubble of prosperity is about to disappear. A embarrassed art student broke into Bashu. He once became a knight in Jiangzhou and once became a seafarer. Talking about military affairs and swords, the dark clouds and dust scrolls show Wu Gou. Watch the flowers and willows fold, and sit on a solitary boat with fluttering leaves in the south of the Yangtze River.