Late Qing Dynasty: Rebirth of Sino-Japanese War, First Suffering for the Tsar

In the year 1891 in the Western calendar, there were only three years left before the First Sino-Japanese War, and only twenty-three years left before the war that changed the world. At this time, Europe was still on top. The indescribably powerful empire on which the sun never sets considers itself the master of the world. The armor is lined up, and the territory is sealed for thousands of miles. The billowing smoke and rows of giant ships beside the Thames interweave into an extremely magnificent picture. It seems to be enough to control the world for thousands of years. The Slavic Empire, which covers an area of ​​30,000 miles and has hundreds of millions of gray animals, does not hide its greedy nature at all. Looking at the distant and wealthy East, it stretched out its claws. There were even more intrigues between the Germans and the Gauls on the European continent. The calculating North America and the Fuso dreaming of expansion. Baring his teeth and claws, he vowed to wipe out the ancient civilization in the East. But Chen Cheng, who traveled through time at this moment, said: I won't care about other things for the time being. I'll have a sweet love affair with the Tsar's wife first.