Ships Determine Mountains and Rivers: the Party of History Breaks into the Navy in Troubled Times

Lin Yan, a master of modern naval history, stayed up late reviewing the "Atlas of Naval Ships in the Late Qing Dynasty" when he opened his eyes and transformed into an imaginary naval officer of the Southern Chu Dynasty (corresponding to the late Qing Dynasty) - a cannon fodder who was about to be dealt with by military law because he "did not understand ships and misjudged water conditions." At this time, the ships of the Nanchu Navy were old and rusty, the food and wages were corrupted, and the foreign ships were surrounded by them, and the maritime borders were in vain. His colleagues laughed at him as a waste, his boss wanted to kill him to establish his authority, and foreign businessmen scolded him for overestimating his capabilities. Lin Yan sneered: You know nothing about the navy! Based on historical memory, he improved the forging process to cast breech-loaded cannons, formulated modern naval codes, rectified food and wages and eliminated corruption; he predicted pirate attacks, intercepted smuggled food ships, crushed invading foreign ships, and conquered coastal heroes; from a ninth-grade general officer to a naval admiral, from a ruined military port to a fleet of thousands of ships, he finally became a maritime hegemon! [Hard-core history + naval hegemony + infrastructure in troubled times + no system] [No Holy Mother, no frustration, intensive coolness] [full of ship/iron smelting/operating details]