Rising Winds in North America 1625

A group of modern Chinese citizens is unexpectedly transported to the west coast of seventeenth-century North America, where they immediately begin to reshape the course of global history. With advanced knowledge and unwavering determination, they embed the indelible mark of Chinese civilization across the continent, forging a new destiny far from their ancestral homeland. Declaring the Americas as their providential domain, these pioneers envision the vast Pacific Ocean as their inner lake and the Caribbean Sea as their personal basin. From transforming distant Australia into an industrial mining hub to establishing hegemony across the New World, they embark on an ambitious campaign of expansion and cultural transplantation that will forever alter the geopolitical landscape of the early modern era.