Great Ming: I Grow Stronger by Killing Enemies

The Divine Martial Emperor Ming shines, and the sun and moon spread their light.

The founding emperor of the Ming dynasty rose from humble beginnings, drove the Yuan forces north, and restored the Han realm.

The Taizong emperor repeatedly campaigned across the Central Plains and crushed the royal court of the northern tribes, making their wolf cavalry afraid to look south. All nations paid tribute, restoring the prestige of the Celestial Empire.

The martial world bowed its head, demons and fiends fled. His civil and military accomplishments were unmatched in his time.

Seventeen emperors later, after three hundred years of rule, the dynasty declined. Two emperors died in a single year, and now a young ruler sits on the throne. With a child emperor and a shifting court, undercurrents surge, the martial world is in turmoil, and demons run rampant.

To consolidate its rule and strengthen imperial authority, the court established the Western Depot alongside the Flying Fish Guard and the Eastern Depot. It is tasked with surveillance and intelligence gathering, rooting out disloyal subjects, slaying demons and fiends, and protecting imperial authority. Together, they are known as the Two Depots and One Guard.

The story begins with a low-ranking officer in the Flying Fish Guard.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.