After a Hundred Years of Sleep: I'm Back Again

After sleeping for a hundred years, I woke up from a big dream. Li Zhe's glory is the afterglow of the setting sun; my mission is to go against fate. A hundred years ago, he single-handedly pulled China back from the brink of destruction and forcibly laid the rudiments of industrialization and maritime power, but in the end he failed to break the closed loop of the old civilization. A hundred years later, his foundation has long been in decay, land annexation has resumed, corruption is rampant, refugees are everywhere, and the powerful ships and cannons of the European powers have shattered the dream of a heavenly kingdom. With the memory of Li Zhe's rule, looking at the sunset-like mountains and rivers, he was caught in a dilemma: Should he accept the fate of autocracy and watch China continue to sink; or should he use his meager strength to struggle against fate and find a way for China to break through the gap between civilizations in a desperate situation? I am willing to devote myself to this hundred-year covenant of salvation.