In the tenth year of Chongzhen, Qin Yu traveled from later generations to the late Ming Dynasty. Faced with peasant uprisings, court corruption, warlord separatism, and foreign invasions, with the help of the system, he suppressed uprisings, killed corrupt officials, exterminated warlords, and massacred foreigners. He rescued thousands of hungry and displaced civilians, held up a piece of sky for them, led them to expand territories, and built an empire on which the sun never sets.
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