Xiake's Journey to the New Era of Ming Dynasty

With a thunder from the sky, the soul of the modern explorer traveled through Wanli and became the 21-year-old Xu Xiake. The Jurchens in Jianzhou were busy sharpening their swords, and the Ming Dynasty was in turmoil. He was not willing to just be a recorder of travel notes - he improved looms, invented the sextant, raised fish in rice fields, and hydraulic machinery. Starting from Jiangyin, he doubled the Xu family's wealth and subdued the floods in Jiangnan. He climbed over the cliff of Tiantai to find the thousand-year-old Taoist treasures, and sneaked into the Dragon Cave of Taihu Lake to dig out bronzes from the Kingdom of Wu. He made friends with Huang Daozhou and Chen Jiru, and discussed the general trend of the world all night; he secretly wrote the "Nine Border Defense Chronicles" to plan the national destiny thirty-seven years later. In this life, he not only traveled to secret places that Xu Xiake had never visited, but also traveled across the Middle East, Europe, and Southeast Asia. He wants Ming Dynasty to lead the world in science and technology for a hundred years, and to make it no longer a lie for all nations to come to the DPRK. The mountains and rivers are like scrolls, and the feet are like pens. He doesn't write travel notes, he writes - The New Era of the Ming Dynasty.