Angry Sea Red Flag

As soon as Zhuang Ruofeng opened his eyes, he changed from a naval officer to a dying Chinese worker in the sugar cane fields of Puerto Rico in 1880. Seeing his fellow villagers being squeezed to death by the colonists, he silently picked up oyster shells on the beach. Five years later, a bumper pearl harvest in Kawaroho Bay shocked the colonial government, and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce controlled part of the island's economic lifeline. Nine years later, on the day the Spanish fleet was defeated, American warships suddenly approached the port of San Juan. Zhuang Ruofeng stood at the fort's fort and chuckled: "This shot will make the Stars and Stripes dare not set foot in Puerto Rico——" Behind him, on the brand-new flag of the Republic, the mother-of-pearl patterns are shining in the sea breeze.