Liaodong at the End of the Ming: Forging a Republican China with Heavy Industry

Modern special forces king Yue Yu carries his personal gear and transmigrates bodily to the Jurchen-occupied territory during the Tianqi era of the late Ming Dynasty.

Watch as this brilliant soldier, skilled in both warfare and literature, relies on his formidable combat abilities and deep knowledge of military affairs, history, technology, and politics. Using hard-core industry, he builds a powerful economy and a mighty army, keeps pace with the times, and completely reforms a corrupt, backward feudal society. He establishes and consolidates a republican Huaxia, saves the rightful Han Chinese realm from ruin, and helps the great Huaxia people escape darkness and humiliation, reaching the pinnacle of the Blue Star four hundred years ahead of schedule!

(A friendly warning: This is not a mindless power fantasy. Aside from the transmigration itself and the modern weapons the protagonist carries, there are no other golden fingers. The novel strives for historical and technical accuracy, with a naturally unfolding plot. Readers who prefer mindless power fantasies should think carefully before starting.)