Anbu Na

——How the last Ming Dynasty, who was exiled overseas, took root on the deserted island in the South China Sea. In 1659, the city of Kunming was destroyed. Lin Yuanchen, a scumbag in the history department, traveled through time and became a seventh-rank official. In the torrent of the collapse of the Yongli court, he fled to Nanyang with thirty-one desperate people. They found a desert island - Anbu Na. There is no fresh water, no houses, no weapons, just poisonous snakes in the jungle and enemies that may come at any time. Thirty-one years later, this desert island has become a city of ten thousand people. Building ships, forging cannons, clearing land, running schools, minting coins, making covenants - one generation built its own system from nothing. Shen Mingde's medicine box was passed to Axiu, Zhao Laoduo's charts became Anbu Na's navigation lifeline, and Chen Jiujin's furnace burned for forty years before it was extinguished. Zhou Xiaohu went to Pontianak, and Zhou He learned four languages. The second and third generations were born and grew up on the island. They no longer feel that "homeland" is a place they cannot return to, but "this is home." This is not the story of one man's hero. He is a "half-baked" time traveler who puts the right people in the right positions, allowing a group of people who have subjugated their country to use their own hands to take root in the rising winds of the South China Sea for a generation. The place you can't go back to is called your hometown. A place where you can stay is called home.