Traveling back in time to 1925, he became Zhang Zongqing, the second son of Marshal Zhang, a graduate of West Point and the D-State Military Academy. He stumbled upon a superior military design system, enabling the emergence of a vast array of cutting-edge weaponry. At that time, China was in dire straits, yet it remained unifying. As the world landscape shifted, China, under the leadership of the second son, revived and rose to prominence.

In 1789, he led Chinese workers to conquer the United States: In 1789, Washington became the first president of the United States of America. On this day, a group of heroes will appear one after another; on this day, a legend will kick off; on this day, an evil dragon is about to take off into the world. However, a young man, a young man from China, a young man from China in the 21st century. With a mysterious system, with a group of angry labourers, with the anticipation of the Lord's world. Putting everything to an abrupt end. The hero will be buried, the legend will be rewritten, and the evil dragon will be slaughtered. . . . . "Drive a long car and step through the gaps in Rocky Mountain". The ambition is to eat the flesh of the barbarians when you are hungry, and to laugh and talk about drinking an ounce of blood when you are thirsty"

Zheng Guohui, a general of the Tongzhou militia who inexplicably traveled back to the 1860s, was determined to do something big. He led hundreds of warships and tens of thousands of soldiers to Southeast Asia to open up a new world for overseas Chinese.

The naval wars of the Age of Sail and the passionate pioneering and colonizing efforts are the strongest voices of this era.

The turbulent 19th century unfolded a grand canvas of overseas colonial expansion. Along with the process of colonization and conquest, a picture of the Nanyang Empire slowly emerged...