Great Ming: The Jizhen Mutiny, and I Rebuild China’s True Legacy

He joined the Qi Family Army at thirteen, fought alongside Qi Jiguang against the Japanese pirates, and wiped out tens of thousands of enemies.

At twenty-three, he marched north to Jizhou and drove back a hundred thousand Mongol and Jurchen troops!

At thirty-three, when the Imjin War broke out, he was ordered to fight in Korea and set off without receiving any military pay!

He campaigned three thousand miles from north to south, giving the Zhu Ming dynasty every last drop of his blood and sweat!

And in the end, he was told to collect his pay at the training ground the next day, without even putting on his armor?

The Zhu Ming princes could live in luxury, splurge without a second thought, and eat themselves fat and bloated!

Why should soldiers like us have our pay withheld, go hungry, watch our families starve, and even have to beg?

During the Jizhou mutiny, Ying Zhen, the ninth son of the First Emperor reborn for a second life, faced the loyal Qi Family Army, branded as rebels, and raised his own army in revolt on the spot!

First destroy the Manchus, then wipe out the Japanese pirates, and finally fight the Ming in a decisive battle, restoring the Qin Empire once again!

Ying Zhen: "I've come to do three things: fairness, fairness, and, damn it, fairness!"

Nurhaci: "Before Master Zhen, I'm just a dog!"

Wanli: "Ying Zhen, you traitorous rebel! I will never let you get away with this!"

Toyotomi Hideyoshi: "Ying Zhen is the enemy of my lifetime!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.