Master Fourteen, Come Back Soon

In the winter of the 61st year of Kangxi's reign, Fuyuan General Yinzhen was far away in the northwest to pacify Junggar, and the battle for succession in Beijing resumed. A posthumous edict and a court hearing brought the fourteenth prince, who had a hundred thousand elite soldiers, to the throne, and the third prince Yinzhi of Jingxi Xue assisted in the administration. The new dynasty must simultaneously suppress the rebound of the old heroes of the Eight Banners, regain the northwest and northeastern territories, and catch the scientific wave coming from Western Europe and the East - a "Qing Dynasty in the Age of Enlightenment" that should not have existed has struggled to change course in the hands of three generations. At the end of this book, the dream of many Chinese athletes will be realized: "The sword points to the sky in the west of Shanxi, the horse rides on the black sea in the north, the bow is drawn on the surface of Lake Baikal, and the Sakhalin Island enjoys the snow".