Jin Huo: from Hungry Death to Jiuding

When he opened his eyes, it was not a familiar era, but a fork in history - the Daqian Dynasty. This behemoth, which has been in existence for 380 years, is experiencing an apocalypse that is strikingly similar to the late Ming Dynasty: natural disasters are sweeping across the country, refugees are like locusts, corruption is rampant, and border dangers are threatening the country. And he became a "corpse" in the wild. From the refugees who eat Guanyin soil to the sheds where people gather to seek a living. From the leader of the rebel army who gathered in the mountains and forests, to the overlord of the feudal lords who separated themselves from one side. From the founding emperor who aspired to dominate the world, to the lonely traveler who reshaped civilization. On this road, there is no system support and no gunfire. Some are just cold wisdom that bursts out on the edge of survival, iron-blooded strategies tempered by human choices, and institutional blueprints for reconstruction on the ruins of civilization. What he has to face is not only the decadent court, the fierce aliens, and the cunning powerful, but also the iron law of historical cycles, and the increasingly unfamiliar self he has become after sitting on the dragon throne. This is a man's war against an era. It is also a story of a new era, reborn from the ashes of the old world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.