The Imperial Struggle: The Great Ming Rises Again

Even today, in an age of peace, war remains a man's romantic fantasy: handsome military uniforms, mighty tanks, fighter jets soaring through the skies, warships smashing through the waves, and scenes of battle that set the blood racing. In their spare time, countless men have imagined commanding an army of their own, leading an invincible force through wartime to crush enemy after enemy. They have wondered what might have happened if history had taken another turn, if they had been the ones making the decisions...

Those of us who have never experienced war tend to think it's just like that: a world of ironclad romance, patriotic fervor, ambition to expand the borders, and the boldness to conquer the world. But war also brings the loss of humanity and death.

Two college students are pulled into a war game and transported to a time and place that belongs to no era. There, death awaits, but so does personal glory.

Life is insignificant in wartime, yet it can also be made great.