The Fall of the Qing: Slaughtering My Way Through Kangxi's Reign, Starting a Rebellion

The forty-sixth year of the Kangxi reign.

The Yellow River floods, leaving countless refugees.

Officials of the Great Qing collude with local gentry and powerful clans to line their pockets at every turn, leaving the people destitute.

The Han people are enslaved by them like pigs and dogs.

The shackles of civilization are firmly fastened upon this land.

The West's progress toward civilization has begun to emerge, but the rulers of the Great Qing remain lost in their endless power struggles.

That was the year Jiang Chen arrived.

He leads the Han people in reclaiming their glory. The Han people's land will not tolerate the slightest defilement by outsiders.

From then on, everything changes.

Kangxi: “Could that crooked-neck tree really be my final resting place?”

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