Wang Wentao, a soldier of the Chinese Sirius special operations team, went deep behind enemy lines to carry out a beheading mission. In the end, he resolutely chose to die with the enemy... But when he opened his eyes, his soul actually traveled to Chongzhen, who was only 9 years old in 1620, and returned to him. Thinking of that miserable chapter in modern Chinese history, he decided to do something at this moment. He killed corrupt officials, trained powerful soldiers, fought Jurchens, chased away bandits, and competed with colonial empires such as Britain, the Netherlands, and Spain for supremacy in the ocean. From then on, his offense and defense were different...
Reader comments
A ruthless person, challenging history fans. Feeling pretty good so far
I think the writing is okay
The author's literary talent is very good and his historical knowledge is solid. It's worth reading.
It's pretty, not bad
Chuanwen in the late Ming Dynasty, my favorite
The plot is good, the writing is excellent, and it's worth picking up.
A ruthless person, challenging history fans. Feeling pretty good so far
I think the writing is okay
The author's literary talent is very good and his historical knowledge is solid. It's worth reading.
It's pretty, not bad
Chuanwen in the late Ming Dynasty, my favorite
The plot is good, the writing is excellent, and it's worth picking up.