Australian Song Empire: I Climbed the Technology Tree in the Southern Song Dynasty

In 1142, on the first day when his soul transformed into Song Gaozong Zhao Gou, the hemp rope of Fengbo Pavilion was waiting for Yue Fei. Zhao Gou, who awakened the [Ausong Empire System], cut off his destiny with one stroke. Releasing Yue Fei was just the beginning. He wanted to ignite the fire of industry in this era of farming civilization: cement factories roared on the banks of the Qiantang River, flintlocks armed the new army, and three-masted sailing ships pierced the waves of the East China Sea. In the court, he battled wits with Qin Hui's gang; outside the country, he dealt with the Jin cavalry. But the real battlefield is further away: the sulfur in Taiwan, the gold mines in Luzon, the fertile wilderness of Australia... A blueprint for an empire across the ocean is slowly unfolding. From Lin'an to Nanyang, from firearms to airships, Zhao Gou will use steel and flame to rewrite the course of Chinese civilization.