In the Qing Dynasty, the Rebellion Began with the Capture of Kangxi

In the later years of Kangxi's reign, the Yangtze River burst and millions of people were displaced and starved to death. The Manchus from top to bottom were busy making money and fighting for heir power, treating human life as nothing. This year, Chen Hao came. He robbed the rich and helped the poor, and gathered a hundred thousand victims who were about to die. The "Fourth Master" praised him as a very kind person. Under the guise of being an imperial envoy, he killed corrupt officials and collected dirty money, but he became a new leader of the Ba Ye Party. He divided the land among the local tyrants, divided the land into acres, controlled the prefectures and counties, and even won the appreciation of Kangxi. The Jianyan Gang annexed Jianghu forces, monopolized industry and commerce, and became the god of wealth for the gentry. Kangxi visited the south and wanted to see his true appearance. Unexpectedly, he fell into a trap and became Chen Hao's prisoner. Since then, a devastating anti-Qing movement has begun the Da Yan Empire's iron-blooded journey to dominate the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.