1960: The Blade-Wielding Bodhisattva

Period setting + Multiple Heroines + Revenge + Founding a Nation + Plundering the World + Ruthless Decisiveness + The supreme principle of serving the people: those who defy it will be executed. In the 1960s, Zhang Jin, a young man from the capital, perished in the Changbai Mountains while fleeing, only to be reborn when a soul from the future transmigrated into his body. With a mysterious pocket dimension, a spirit spring that healed wounds, fertile land for farming, and knowledge passed down from ancient books, he hunted bears and wolves amid hunger and cold, repeatedly rescuing women left homeless and adrift. Amid the maelstrom of turmoil, he searched for his family and sought revenge.

After reuniting with his family, he led eighty Iron Wolf cavalrymen into the capital to exact his revenge, secretly using the power of his pocket dimension to provide the people with meat and grain. He showed no mercy to spies and their lackeys.

Just as he was ready to retire after accomplishing his mission, he planned to cross the border and wipe out the wolves lurking in every direction. But after being ambushed, he escaped into the Greater Khingan Mountains, gravely wounded. There he was fortunate to meet a reclusive master, from whom he learned the art of flying blades controlled by the mind. After the master's death, he guarded his grave for half a year. He then traveled through neighboring countries, cutting down vile scum, seizing enemy troops and advanced weapons, and altering memories. He turned enemies against one another and used thunderous methods to teach the world a lesson.

He crushed the Russians, tormented the Americans, beat the Indians, trampled Japan, and took Europe to task.

When he lowered his gaze, he saved the people from suffering. When he raised his eyes, he severed the chains of karma.

He killed to protect life, bearing the guilt in his own time and earning merit for the ages to come.

Thus was he called the Bodhisattva with a Blade.