When the Wind Rises in 1898: Becoming a Warlord Starting from the South Seas

In 1898, the Spanish-American War swept through Southeast Asia.

Chen Feng narrowly survives a whirlpool in a shipwreck, and when he opens his eyes, he is on land ravaged by colonizers.

Chinese laborers are as insignificant as grass and reeds, foreign warships blockade the seas, and the severed heads of compatriots hang all over the walls of Manila!

He had already used paper to calculate the rise and fall of the next hundred years, and this time, he intends to overturn this man-eating world with his own hands!

Spain clings to its old colonies, the United States covets Pacific hegemony, France wants to swallow the Indochina Peninsula whole, Japan seeks commercial expansion, and Germany plunders industrial raw materials everywhere.

The great powers restrain one another, and that instead leaves a sliver of survival for the Chinese.

With his left hand, he takes up the pen and uses words to ignite the fighting spirit of four hundred million compatriots!

With his right hand, he holds a gun, and the iron hooves of the Free Army shatter the colonial myths of the great powers!

When ten-thousand-ton battleships split the waves of the Pacific, the world finally wakes up: the nation once derided as the "sick man of East Asia" has already stood up, carrying Chinese dignity on its shoulders!