This is a story that travels back to the late Ming Dynasty: On March 17, 2026, the modern cartoonist Jiang Liuchuan traveled back to 1627, the first year of Chongzhen, due to an accident. The seven villains he wrote also came to life. Each of these seven characters has magical powers, such as Cui Sanniang, the "jade-faced fox" who is good at using charms, Jin Bailian, the "ghost-hand Luban" who is proficient in mechanism skills, Wei Wushang, the "corpse king" who can control corpses, "Shadow Kill" Night Owl, who is good at sneak attacks and assassinations, and Chen Liusheng, the "white-faced scholar" who has no tricks, etc. The location they traveled through happened to be in Shaanxi, where war and famine were everywhere. In order to survive in this troubled world, Jiang Liuchuan and his seven villains had to use their own abilities to avoid bandits and gather the refugees. They also met Qin Liangyu, a famous anti-Qing general, and joined forces with her to fight against the Qing army. In this process, Jiang Liuchuan not only had to face external enemies, but also had to deal with their incompatibility with this era. In the end, can they retain a glimmer of hope for the Han people in this turbulent era?
Reader comments
It's a pity that Su Wanqing died. I didn't feel like I got to the point until I wrote chapter 20. After chapter 17, it started to get better. It's a wonderful plot and a counterattack novel.
It's a pity that Su Wanqing died. I didn't feel like I got to the point until I wrote chapter 20. After chapter 17, it started to get better. It's a wonderful plot and a counterattack novel.