Assassin's Creed: the Destruction of the Ming Dynasty

In 1629, the second year of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty ushered in the most devastating event - the uprising of "King Chuang" Li Zicheng. The uprising of millions of peasants is not a trivial matter. Trevize Jay Puswilley, who developed the Assassin organization in China, cannot sit still: "Did he borrow the power of the Apple of Eden to confuse people's minds?" "And is he fighting for "freedom" like the Assassins?" No matter what, this hooded man will go further and further in his pursuit of freedom. Because he is an assassin, he will always remember in his heart: "All things are false, all things are allowed, walking in the dark night, serving the light." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.