The Sky Falls Violently

On the night when Chongzhen was hanged, the bodyguard Zhu Honggang underwent Zen with his bloody blade, which led to the fission of the Shuangming Dynasty. Twelve years later, the drill tower in the Ryuzaki Mountains roared, but under the red gold dragon chair there were piles of moldy rice and tattered jackets of the border guards. King Jian shoots a deer with his divine arrow, the prince fights corruption with an iron fist, the ink is not yet dry on the imperial edict of skinning and hanging the city, the Mobei fast cannon has torn apart the most elite Huben of the Ming Dynasty! Concubine Ling's sword cuts deep into the palace, the princess secretly operates a business, and the four princes govern the frontier like a bloody hunt - in this era when steam and bones are burning together, only the time traveler holds on to the broken history of the Ming Dynasty, trembling among the emperor's scar, Zalan's tempered iron song, and the smoke of the confrontation between the two Ming Dynasties: "Hongwu's torture will not save the apocalypse, but the steel giants of Liaodong will eventually crush all decay." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.