Bloodbath in the Great Ming

What was the Ming Dynasty’s greatest regret?

Victory never truly came. Dingguo spent his whole life failing to secure the nation. A man with a checkered private life died heroically for his country, while a moral paragon shaved his head and adopted Manchu dress!

A young man from a later age inexplicably transmigrates into Zheng Sen, the eldest son of Zheng Zhilong.

He has no idea what great duty to family and country means. He just wants to stay alive, and if he can protect the people of one region along the way, so much the better! Thus, he takes his first step toward commanding troops.

At the pivotal moment of the Battle of Songjin, Zheng Sen, on his first battlefield, leads eight hundred cavalrymen close behind Cao Bianjiao.

He tries to change history!

In Taiwan, when the Dutch and Spanish clash, he sends in his troops and takes the whole island in one decisive move.

He gathers refugees, recruits the Four Young Gentlemen of Donglin, and trains elite soldiers.

He does it all because he never wants to hear the words, “Let’s not repeat the old mistakes of the Southern Ming!” again.