Traveling Through Dayong, I Used Japanese Weapons to Fight Japanese Pirates

In the twenty-third year of Emperor Yong's reign, there were internal and external troubles. The real person Heli in the north is eager to eye Dayong, the southeastern coastal areas are deeply troubled by Japanese pirates, the Cangtian Sect in Guangdong and Guangxi deceives the people and openly rebels, and Zhao Wuji, the overlord of the Qin Dynasty in the Central Plains, even threatens millions of soldiers and civilians to fight against the imperial court. At this time, the imperial court was in a peaceful state of singing and dancing, the government was corrupt, the emperor only cared about having fun, and the 9,000-year-old Wang Lin controlled the government and persecuted the ministers. At this time, a young man named Qin Tiecheng came out of Mingzhou Prefecture in Zhejiang Province. He rescued his mother from the Japanese pirates and received a Japanese weapon as a reward from the system. From then on, he started a legendary life of his own. . . . .