[Late Ming and Early Qing] + [Relentless Slaughter] + [Huang Chao Template] + [Massacres] + [No Humiliation]
In the eleventh year of the Chongzhen reign, the Manchu invaders bypassed Mongolia and entered the pass to pillage, laying waste to the North China Plain.
Su Qi transmigrates into the body of a Liaodong military household captive, a headless corpse about to be offered as a sacrifice before the troops.
At the point of desperation, he awakens the Slaughter Tyrant System. As long as he kills, he can grow infinitely stronger!
From the start, he merges with the template of Huang Chao, the Great General Who Reached for the Heavens!
“Heaven made all things to nourish man, yet man has no virtue with which to repay Heaven. Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill!”
He is granted the Heaven's Might Mo Dao and the Red-Gold Beast-Swallowing Armor.
That day, the Manchu camp ran red with blood. A Shura clad in golden armor emerged, stepping over mountains of corpses and seas of blood.
Cao Bianjiao: “I thought I, the Little Conqueror of our Great Ming, was invincible, until I saw Su Qi cleave the Manchu First Warrior and his horse in half with one hand!”
Hong Taiji: “Why does the Ming army have someone so brutal? He's a madman! He doesn't even spare the surrendered Eight Banners soldiers!”
Lu Xiangsheng: “With Su Qi here, the Great Ming's Liaodong defenses are impregnable!”
Su Qi wiped the blood from his Mo Dao and gazed toward Shengjing.
“Defenses? What defenses?”
“When I, Su Qi, wage war, I massacre cities. I don't defend them!”
“Today, I will tread the streets of this capital until every Manchu bone is crushed!”
It's so realistic! It really exposes the true colors of the powerful nobles and landowners of the late Ming Dynasty! It's a great read; I started reading yesterday afternoon and finished it last night! It's vivid, engaging, and full of life!
I look forward to any Han soldier leading us to wipe out the enemy.
Was the late Ming Dynasty a true reflection of Confucianism?
Despite its many flaws, it was incredibly satisfying to kill!
His strength is increasing a bit too slowly; he's not domineering enough yet.
Five-star review! Keep it up!
Good, the protagonist is decisive and ruthless, not a saint.
Yes, both the late Ming and Qing dynasties saw the stone.
Su Qi finally rebelled! 👍 Chapter 218: Why not kill the commander of Xuzhou?
It looks good! Do you have mine now?