The people's tears can sink a boat, but you won't know their force until they flood the land.
Ding Xiu, a combat soldier and victim of a political power struggle, transmigrates to the end of the Ming Dynasty.
In 1647, East Asia is plunged into upheaval.
The commands of the Hongguang and Longwu emperors are little more than a fleeting dream, while grand ambitions to reshape the board of the world are mere delusions.
The rebel army of the Chuang King, once endorsed by the common people, is gone at last, leaving only a few mighty echoes in the annals of history.
The Eastern Forest scholars' lofty discussions of current affairs vanish beneath the Qing army's iron hooves, leaving behind only peals of laughter, their accents lingering through the river of time.
Yet even though the Ming court has collapsed and the Shun army has been defeated, it does not mean that the vast Chinese realm has surrendered to foreign invaders.
Look to the southwest, where heroes from across the land brave the currents and rise once more to make their mark!
