Reborn as a Refugee at the End of the Yuan Dynasty: Special Forces Sweep the World

In the twelfth year of the Zhizheng era, the plains outside Haozhou City were littered with the dead and starving. Special forces soldier Ma Long awoke in a pile of corpses to discover he had returned six hundred years into the past, to the darkest days, when Mongol cavalry trampled the Central Plains and the Han people were reduced to the lowest of four classes. In his previous life, he was the army’s “Ghost Hand,” a master of Jiangxi’s lost “500-Cash” pressure-point technique, but he died on a mission. Now, armed with modern tactical thinking and peerless martial arts, he swears to change the fate of this age. With his “small hands,” he silently takes down his enemies, leaving Mongol and Semu bullies who prey on men and women sprawled without a sound. Using modern military knowledge, he trains rebel forces and turns refugees into a “Special Operations Battalion.” He serves Zhu Yuanzhang, employing advanced tactics such as “besieging a target to draw out reinforcements” and “decapitation strikes” to defeat Chen Youliang at Lake Poyang and drive out the Yuan court in a northern campaign. From a downtrodden “southern man” to a founding general, from standing alone to commanding thousands, Ma Long brings bloodshed to the chaos at the end of the Yuan dynasty, striking without a trace and commanding troops like a god or demon. Mongol nobles put a bounty on his head. Chen Youliang trembles at the sound of his name, while Zhu Yuanzhang declares, “Ma Long is my Han Xin and Li Jing!” This is a story of turning the tables, restoring the nation, and rebuilding China: with six hundred years of wisdom, he changes the world; with one man’s courage, he helps found the Hongwu dynasty and usher in the Yongle golden age.