Cast Ming
by Descendants Of The Imperial City
About This Novel
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Mao Gui, a young stonemason from the countryside, was swept into the sea by floods. Fortunately, he was rescued by an old sailor on the Meng Yuan mission to the West. In order to repay his kindness, he returned to the Central Plains with the old sailor's belongings, but found that he had become the only orthodox protector of the Ming Sect. A joke set off a vigorous peasant uprising. The red scarf army flag of Mingjiao was everywhere in China, but no one practiced Mingjiao's philosophy of governance. The seventeen-year-old boy, who is incompetent in literature and martial arts, must unite the fragmented Mingjiao branch internally, and shoulder the important task of resisting the Mongolian Yuan and expelling the Tartars externally. Burn my remains in a raging fire. How joyful is life, and how painful is death? To eliminate evil for the sake of good, only light, joy and sorrow, all return to the dust. Have pity on my people, because they are full of sorrows. Have mercy on my people, because they are full of sorrows.
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