Top of Coordinates

A modern translator used steam and thunder to forcibly translate another future for mankind in the western wilderness in the 18th century. Gu Cheng, a language genius in 2026, accidentally fell into the shore of Lake Balkhash in the 23rd year of Qianlong's reign after touching a mysterious gold coin. It was an era where horseshoes shook the sky and gunpowder smoke spread everywhere. The Qing cavalry, the Russian expeditionary force, and the remnants of the Junggar army competed for life and death on the vast frontier of the Western Region. Holding a tablet with a dwindling battery, and living in the twilight of cold weapons and black powder, Gu Cheng discovered that the only way to survive was not to translate languages, but to translate civilization. He is the "oracle": in a simple brick kiln, he forged the first steam engine on the grassland, allowing the millennium pastoral to be replaced by the roar of steel. He is the "order maintainer": facing the smallpox plague and Qing spies, he established a telegraph network and used logic and contracts to carve out a scientific special zone outside the machinations of the Forbidden City. He is the "gravedigger": when the Russian heavy artillery pressed on the border, he released the monster called "industrial war" a hundred years in advance, completely burying the glory of the old era. From the roar of the first artillery to the dimensional resonance at the top of Kunlun. When Shen Lian's embroidered spring knife was stained with engine oil, and when Ablay's cavalry was replaced with muskets, Gu Cheng finally realized that the coordinates he was looking for to return home were to personally push this era to a peak that no one dared to predict.