The Hegemon's Eastern Tour: An Eight-Foot Giant Crushes Japan

Lin Feng, a towering two-meter colossus, is hurled into the chaos of Japan's Warring States period, driven by a grudge. In this hell where soldiers are as small as ants and human lives are as worthless as grass, his massive frame is a battering ram capable of smashing city gates. Japanese swords leave only white marks on his skin, and thousands surrounding him is child's play. In a corner of a foul-smelling cargo hold, the Jiangnan girl Su Wan huddles in fear. Her cry of “A fellow Chinese!” is both a dying plea for help and a silver needle piercing his heart of stone.

From then on, the raging dragon has an untouchable scale. He tramples the dignity of so-called great generals and crushes the earthen walls of these crude “famous cities.” Using Chinese wisdom to plow the land and military strategy as his blade, he tears this barbaric soil apart. To the Japanese pirates, he is a red-eyed demon who slaughters every enemy. To her, he is the one undying candle in the depths of despair.

When the Red Dragon's blade cleaves through the chaos of Japan, and the Nine Tripod Cauldrons are raised, the sacrificial bells ring not for gods or Buddhas, but for the loyal spirits of the anti-Japanese heroes thousands of miles away, whose legacy will never fade! A dynasty soaked in enemy blood yet shining with Chinese glory rises from the ruins of the Japanese islands.