The Qing Dynasty: I'm Wang Mazi, and Today I'm Starting a Rebellion

He transmigrates to the Great Qing in the forty-sixth year of the Kangxi reign.

The Yangtze floods, Huainan is inundated, and the people are left destitute.

That year, Wang Xiu transmigrates and declares, "The Great Qing deserves to fall!"

Stage One. Kangxi: "A mere band of rebels is nothing to worry about."

The next day: "What did you say? There are ten thousand rebels?"

Stage Two. Kangxi: "They're just unruly peasants. Why make a fuss? Once my army arrives, the bandits and rebels will scatter without a fight."

The next day: "What did you say? There are actually a hundred thousand rebels?"

Stage Three. Kangxi: "I rule over ten thousand li of territory. Where could I possibly not go?"

The next day: "What? My Great Qing has fallen?"