The Sun and the Moon Shine Together: Nanyang Overlord

In the sixth year of Chongzhen's reign, Chen Yuan's soul passed through a wealthy household in Fujian. Both parents died, clan members were forced to fight against each other, and the shadow of the Central Plains' instability came over them. Facing the world that was about to overthrow, he made a crazy decision: he sold his property and led three hundred refugees to sail south, heading to Southeast Asia to create a new world. Off the Old Port, the first bloody battle defeated the joint encirclement and suppression by the natives and the Dutch; in the Malacca Strait, the bronze cannon shattered the East India Company's dream of hegemony; in the Burmese rainforest, the iron-clad muskets crushed the oldest dynasty in Southeast Asia. Over the past hundred years, a Chinese kingdom that "does not claim vassal status, pay tribute, or invade the Central Plains" has emerged from the thorns. Its territory spans both sides of Malacca, and its dragon flag flies over the Indian Ocean. However, this is just the beginning. From the roar of steam to the electrical revolution, from nuclear deterrence to quantum leap, this country of exiles has moved step by step towards the stars and the sea, becoming the last beacon and guardian of human civilization. When people look back on history five hundred years later, they remember that night - an old ship carrying three hundred desperate souls sailed into the boundless darkness. No one knew that it was the dawn of a new era. ---