Taking a Port to the Late Ming Dynasty

The Son of Heaven guards the nation's gates; the king dies defending his realm.

Pay no tribute, call no one lord, make no marriage alliances, and cede no land: this was the Ming dynasty's most uncompromising stance toward the steppe peoples.

It was a dynasty that earned the boundless admiration of the Central Plains people.

At the end of the Ming dynasty, the protagonist transmigrates to the Ming, strengthens and reorganizes the army, resists foreign invaders, and saves the dynasty from peril.

He campaigns east and west, reforms the administration, and builds a strong, prosperous nation, raising the Ming dynasty to prominence among the world's powers.

He battles the Donglin Party, the eunuchs, and powerful clans across the land, proving the saying: