Travel Through the Late Ming Dynasty and Become a King: Starting from the Unemployed Postman

In the second year of Chongzhen's reign, the postman Li Zicheng was laid off from his job. He fell into the grass, proclaimed himself king, entered the capital, was defeated, and died in Jiugong Mountain. A modern university traveled through time, and he woke up with all his memories. He knew that the Manchus had entered the country, that China was three hundred years behind, and that he knew his own ending. This time, he's not following the same old path. Starting from a post station in Mizhi, he collected refugees, made firearms, destroyed the Qing Dynasty, and brought peace to the world. Dashun was established, with the reign name Yongchang. Conquer Japan in the east, sweep the Southeast Asia in the south, conquer Europe in the west, and sail the ironclad ships to London. It took thirty years to complete the industrial revolution and make China lead the world. He attained the Zen throne at the age of fifty-five, leaving behind constitutional government and parliament. Thousands of years later, the Dashun dragon flag was filled with stars. An unemployed postman changed the fate of the entire civilization.