The Starving: A Hero's Dream

This book has been abandoned.

New book: Starving Calamity: From the Start, I'm a Beggar in the Late Ming Dynasty

The protagonist and Qionghua; Suisui and Liang

(Starving Calamity: A Thousand-Mile Journey in the Late Ming Dynasty + Suisui as the sole heroine + peasant uprising + ascending the throne as emperor)

P.S. I'm a new writer, so please forgive any shortcomings.

I'll post at least one chapter a day, usually two, and three or four on days off. I'm exhausted from my internship, so I hope readers asking for updates will understand.

In the late Ming dynasty, wars raged across the land, and the people suffered terribly.

A young man from the 21st century transmigrates here. Liang's family has been merchants for generations, and he could have lived out his life in peace. But a massive explosion took everything from him...

He had trained in martial arts since childhood. After the explosion, he neither reported it to the authorities nor joined the army. Instead, he became a bandit, thinking he might as well spend the rest of his life that way... Yet for every person he killed, he would help another in need.

He kept shifting between bandit and hero, losing his way.

That is, until he took on a job that would change his life forever and force him to finally face who he really was!

Nine years later...

After following the Chuang King into Luoyang and slaying the pig demon, Liang gave up command of his hundred-thousand-strong army to his deputy and temporarily faded into the shadows.

A few years later, after Li Zicheng declared himself emperor, his subordinates indulged in debauchery, arson, murder, and looting. Wu Sangui, who had been on the verge of surrendering, was driven back into defiance.

The people of the capital were suffering beyond endurance. Everyone now knew that Li Zicheng was no wise ruler, but a tyrant. The commanders of Liang's former hundred-thousand-strong army immediately sought him out and knelt, begging him to return to the army and overthrow the tyranny of the Great Shun regime.