The Ming Dynasty Life of 700,000 Modern People

In 2025 AD, Qian'an City, Hebei Province - a modern city with a population of 700,000 and a complete industrial system, together with its high-rise buildings, power grids, hospitals, and steel plants, traveled through time and space overnight and landed on the banks of the Luan River in the late autumn of the second year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1629). What they brought was knowledge, technology and materials that surpassed the times for nearly four hundred years, but they were instantly reduced to an isolated island in the vast territory of the Ming Dynasty. With limited resources and a slim future, they must survive in a land that is about to be engulfed by war. Just over ten days later, the wheel of history will roll over - the tens of thousands of Eight Banners troops led by Huang Taiji are about to break through the Great Wall defense line and launch the "Ji Si Change" that shocked the Ming Dynasty. The capital will be besieged, North China will be devastated, and civilization will be on the verge of collapse. The leaders and ordinary citizens of Qian'an gradually recognized this cruel time point in shock. An unprecedented choice lies before us: Should we close the city gates tightly, stay alone, and watch millions of Ming soldiers and civilians outside the city wailing in the coming catastrophe? Or should we use the incredible "power of the future" in our hands to try to build a steel line of defense for this ancient civilization in danger? To save or not to save? "We are not gods, we are just descendants who came too late." "But now that he has come, he must give an answer to the cry of this land."