Emperor Que Nigu

In the first year of Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Mo's soul, a lecturer in the history department, passed through the body of Shen Zhao, an orphan in the late Ming Dynasty. Three generations of the loyal Shen family died fighting against the Qing Dynasty, and only this blood-stained body carried the deep-rooted obsession of expelling the Tartars and restoring China. When modern rationality and ancient hatred collide in the same body, Chen Mo must face a cruel proposition: He is familiar with history - he knows that Kangxi will create a prosperous age, he knows that the San Francisco Rebellion will eventually be put down, and he knows that Zheng Chenggong, the king of Yanping County, is about to die of illness - but at this moment, he is Shen Zhao, an orphan whose entire family was massacred, and one of the righteous men who rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty. This is the story of a time traveler who peels off the historical filter. When Chen Mo tried to use reason to convince the martyrs that Kangxi was not a foolish emperor, all he got was cold eyes and suspicion; when he tried to use modern knowledge to change the direction of history, he found that the power of an individual is as small as dust before the torrent of the times. He must make a choice between two identities: as Shen Zhao, die for the family blood feud? Or, as Chen Mo, is he just watching history with a cold eye? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.