No to the Manchus

Lin Ye, a young man of the modern era, is thrown into the Jiading Massacre of 1645 after a car accident. He ignites the despairing people's hearts with his speeches and, alongside the orphan girl A Ku, the charcoal worker Old Qi, and others, founds the "Fire Folk" amid blood and flames. He establishes the "Fireland System," journeys thousands of miles to build a base, saves the people when the order to shave their heads is issued, and fights the Qing soldiers and local gentry, ultimately leaving behind the spark of "All under heaven belongs to everyone."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.