Wang Yiming, a history student, accidentally traveled to the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty and became a teenager in Wangjia Village, Linqu County, Shandong Province. Facing the desperate situation of years of drought, rampant mountain bandits, and court corruption, he relied on modern knowledge to lead the villagers to survive, improved farm tools, diverted water and built canals, and gradually gained a foothold in the troubled times. However, with the mysterious death of his father and the appearance of a tiger charm, Wang Yiming was involved in a larger conspiracy. He joined the Ye Bu Shu organization, inherited his father's legacy, and fought side by side with Dengzhou general Zhou Yi to fight against corrupt officials who colluded with Japanese pirates and Jianzhou forces. From Shandong to Liaodong, from the Bohai Sea to Taiwan, he participated in the development of the Fire Dragon Cannon, the sailing of the ironclad ship, and joined forces with Zheng Chenggong to fight against the Dutch colonists. In blood and fire, he wrote an iron-blooded legend that has been forgotten by history.
