America New China

AD 1556, the thirty-fifth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty. Lin Yan, a modern agriculture and machinery major, accidentally traveled to the crisis-ridden American continent. At this time, Spanish and Portuguese colonists had already set foot on the coast. The smallpox virus was spreading everywhere. Countless Indian tribes were attacking each other. What awaited this land was slaughter and destruction. Lin Yan fell into the Choctaw tribe that was on the verge of destruction. He had no system, no golden fingers, and only a head of modern practical knowledge. Purify water and prevent epidemics to curb the raging plague; compost and reclaim wasteland to relieve tribal hunger; build forts and train simple tribal warriors. He and the Indians survived side by side, overcoming primitive ignorance and tribal fighting. When the foreign matchlock guns and sailing warships arrived one after another. Lin Yan based on this fertile soil, sowing the fire of China, opening up wasteland, smelting iron, training troops, and building a nation. On the other side of the ocean, build a new China belonging to a new civilization. Farming infrastructure, tribal hegemony, and resistance to Western colonists.