Daming: Starting from the Story of a Courier Boy

The protagonist traveled to the late Ming Dynasty and lived a life worse than a pig or a dog. Where is the computer? Where's the cell phone? What about Goldfinger? Forced by his creditors, he shouted: "A man is dead and a bird is flying to the sky." The protagonist began his uprising, but at this time the system was late. "Uncle, we are rebelling and we will be beheaded." "What a bloody rebellion, I call this a revolution!" In this way, the protagonist leads the peasant children to fight against the local tyrants and divide the fields. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.