Ming Dynasty Guard Knife

In the twenty-eighth year of Jiajing, the strict party was in chaos and the country was in chaos, and the court was dark. Up there, Yan Song and his son controlled the government, corrupted and violated the law, and framed Zhongliang; outside, there were Mongolian cavalry breaking through the customs and looting, and the Japanese pirates in the southeast burned and massacred villages. The country of the Ming Dynasty was in turmoil, the people on the border were displaced, and there was no peaceful land in the world. Shen Yan was originally the son of thousands of families at the border. He had guarded the border for generations, and his loyalty was evident to the sun and the moon. Just because his father exposed the strict party's deprivation of military pay and liaison with foreign enemies, his entire family was executed overnight, and all seventeen members of his family died. He was the only one who managed to survive with his loyal servants risking their lives to protect him, but he was still thrown into death row, waiting to be questioned and eradicated. The cold prison is biting and the injustice is bone-piercing. He woke up on the edge of a mountain of corpses, covered in wounds and filled with hatred. Relying on the deep-rooted memory of the "Border Guard Iron-Blooded Sword" handed down from his ancestors, he broke out of the prison with half of the broken sword. From then on, he took the sword as his heart and his blood as his ambition. Don't climb into the powerful, don't fall in love with the world, and don't be an idle knight. He joined the border army, guarded the country's gates, and killed all the Mongolian cavalry with one sword; he went down to the south of the Yangtze River to fight against Japanese pirates, and the three-foot green front covered thousands of miles of sea; he broke into Beijing, fought for power and traitors, and overthrew half of the Yan Party with a commoner's body. From a prisoner on death row to an iron-blooded swordsman; from an unknown soldier to a fellow Qi family member. Along the way, he killed corrupt officials, eliminated traitors, destroyed Japanese pirates, and controlled Tatars. He used an ordinary Ming army waist knife to carve out a bloody path to protect the country and the people. Not to become a prince or prime minister, not to leave a name in history, but to avenge family feuds, protect the elders at the border, and restore a bright future to the world. When the war smoke cleared and the world was at peace, he gave up his military power, resigned his title, and returned to the countryside with his beautiful lady.