Countering the Qing Dynasty and Overthrowing the Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Sweep of Southeast Asia

Name: Countering the Qing Dynasty and Overthrowing the Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Sweep of Southeast Asia
Author: Jiayan

反清覆明：从席卷南洋开始

by Jiayan (佳晏)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 122k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Alternate History
Updated: 2d ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

In the first year of Chongzhen, the maritime ban was loosened, and the heroes of the South China Sea rose up. Zheng Zhilong dominated the Fujian Sea, Liu Xiang traveled across the Guangdong Ocean, Taiwan was occupied by foreign countries, and countless people were struggling on the line of life and death. Unexpectedly traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, Li Ji seized a ship to stand on his own feet, using Ambona Island as his base to open up trade routes from various countries. Unite Johor and Bo Ni to fight against Sulu pirates, expel Spanish colonists, build high walls and accumulate grain. Gather craftsmen, open up the material supply chain, build assembly line workshops, and develop warships and guns. They used trade to amass wealth, used force to expand, united the vertical and horizontal, defeated the maritime invaders, rejected the Western barbarians, recovered Taiwan, and went north to fight against the Qing Dynasty. Rebuilding the rivers and mountains begins with sweeping the Southeast Asia.

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This is the correct way to open a time travel story! From desert island to Nanyang overlord
As soon as I opened this book, I was gripped by its setting and writing! The author really understands the combination of history + fiction + passion! The beginning is about the first year of Chongzhen, the loosening of maritime restrictions, and the rise of heroes in the South China Sea - Zheng Zhilong, Liu Xiang, the Dutch... The background is as solid as a documentary! The protagonist Li Ji chooses Ambona Island as soon as he travels through time. He is not greedy for big money or aggressive, but "builds high walls, accumulates food widely, and slowly becomes king". This strategy is too stable! It's completely different from the usual protagonists in time-travel novels who start off unparalleled. He is a real step-by-step guide to the development of an ocean overlord! The most amazing thing is the author's description of "industrialization + militarization + trade chain", recruiting craftsmen, building assembly line workshops, improving warships, developing new weapons... This is not farming, this is the "Marine Industrial Revolution"! And it is not a dry pile of data, but integrated into the plot, rhythmic, and visual, making it exciting to read! "This is not time travel, this is an epic that uses industry and maritime power to rewrite the destiny of the late Ming Dynasty!"
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It's nonsense. Anbu Na is so far away from the mainland and is separated by coral islands that cannot be farmed. The protagonist should build a plane and fly back to the mainland.
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