The Young Guardian of Southern Ming!

“Fury fills my heart; I lean against the railing as the rain finally lets up!” Yue Chen, born with extraordinary strength and trained in the art of the spear, lands a big gig: put on custom-made heavy armor and a spear crafted with the finest modern technology, and play Yue Wumu! But as soon as he arrives on set, he is met by severed limbs strewn everywhere and a crowd of extras with shaved heads and Manchu-style clothing. Thinking this must be a big-budget production that even hired extras at great expense, Yue Chen gets into character on the spot. He impales three Qing soldiers on his spear and sings “Man Jiang Hong,” slaughtering his way through the chaos. It is only when hot blood spatters into his mouth and a young woman in white, trembling as she crawls out of a pile of corpses, cries, “General, you are truly a god among men! My father is Shi Kefa. Please save Yangzhou…” that Yue Chen suddenly shivers. Has he really transmigrated? And to Yangzhou in 1645, with Dodo’s army of a hundred thousand surrounding the city?! A short distance away, dozens of Qing soldiers in white armor are closing in with cruel grins, hoping to kill him as an offering to their banner. Yue Chen touches the alloy armor the Qing soldiers can’t even scratch, then hefts the high-carbon steel spear that won’t snap no matter how hard it shakes. Run? Where to? “The Later Jin are Jin too! The Ming’s northern campaign is still a northern campaign!” To hell with the lament of the Southern Ming. Today, I’ll make you pay for both the pain I’ve suffered and the humiliation of the Ming!