Struck by lightning and reborn, Lin Shu becomes the son of a rebel leader during the Kangxi era.
From the start, it’s hellishly difficult: his father is dead, his troops have scattered, and several hundred survivors are surrounded at Hongze Lake. The imperial court’s sword is already raised.
But Lin Shu just smiles.
Because he discovers that his lightning-struck body is absurdly powerful.
He can crush rocks to dust, lift a cauldron with one arm, and stand alone as an army!
He kills Yinxiang, seizes Yangzhou, impersonates an imperial envoy, and swindles tens of millions of taels from Jiangnan.
Kangxi is furious, the princes tremble, and the whole empire hunts him down: “Capture this fiend alive and tear him limb from limb!”
By then, Lin Shu has already raised the Scarlet Flame Banner atop Cuiping Ridge.
He doesn’t want to be a bandit. He wants to tear the Qing dynasty up by its roots!
As the slogans “Land to the farmers” and “Labor is glorious” ring through the mountains, and the Scarlet Flame tide crushes the Eight Banners’ iron cavalry...
Lin Shu stands atop the Forbidden City, gazing down at Kangxi with a smile.
“Your Majesty, I’m determined to dig up your dynasty’s very roots.”
Just watch the fun, forget about the rest. When I read Chapter 17, I actually caught the arrow shot by someone else and threw it back. Even if I threw it, it still hit the target and was nailed to the ground. And when a gun was pressed against his shoulder while on horseback, he was still able to turn a corner and run away on horseback. This is the biggest problem. There are also smaller problems that I haven't mentioned yet.