Sea Kingdom Longxing: Nanyang 1649

In the tenth year of Yongli in the Southern Ming Dynasty, outside Zhangzhou Port, Liu Guoxuan led 30 lucky ships to sail into the Southeast Asia. The emperor was jealous, the colonists encircled and suppressed, and miasma devoured the army. He supported the war with business, fought bloody battles in Manila, and laid the first foundation for the Chinese people in a foreign land. However, he was betrayed by his relatives, and the journey was stained with blood. The person who took over the banner of the King of Han was his son Liu Hongyi. The young man inherited his father's ambition and marched thousands of miles with firearms and a strong army: he caused the Ping brothers to invade the wall, broke the alliance between the three vassals, overcame the Qing cavalry, and swept away the Western colonists! From Luzon to Java, from Burma to the Central Plains, he forged sharp blades with technological innovation, gathered people's hearts with his power and wisdom, allowed the Han flag to be planted on thousands of islands in Southeast Asia, and made China's prestige spread far and wide. This is a pioneering work of father and son, a continuation of the Chinese cultural heritage overseas, and an epic struggle for hegemony between the descendants of lonely ministers and young heroes - let's see how Liu Hongyi shouldered the obsession of two generations, and in the light of swords and shadows, he forged the millennium foundation of the Nanyang Han Kingdom!