In the year 1869, Li Changsheng transmigrated to a parallel world in America, where he discovered a unique clone system that allowed him to create a new duplicate of himself every day. Initially, he used his clones to protect himself, but soon expanded his ambitions, dispatching them to various parts of the world to shape the course of history. His clones became game-changers in their respective environments, with one fighting for independence in Australia, another establishing a nation in New Guinea, and a third leading a rebellion in Hawaii. Meanwhile, his clones excelled in various fields, revolutionizing technology with innovations such as the light bulb, phonograph, camera, airplane, and computer. As a polymath, Li's clones assumed diverse roles: scholar, celebrity, lawyer, politician, businessman, aristocrat, warlord, and even prophet to Native Americans and leader of African black independence. Ultimately, one of his clones became the first human to set foot on the moon.
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