In the ninth year of Chongzhen, Huang Taiji ascends the throne and renames the era “Great Qing.” The Manchu cavalry sharpen their blades, eager to water their horses in the Central Plains. Li Zicheng roams Henan, Zhang Xianzhong slaughters his way through Huguang, and the Ming court is rotten to the core, its great edifice on the verge of collapse.
On the blood-soaked front in Liaodong, Lin Mo, a history doctoral student, opens his eyes as a low-ranking border officer with nothing to his name, one who could be killed and tossed in a ditch at any moment.
He knows of Yuan Chonghuan's wrongful execution, Lu Xiangsheng's tragic end, and Sun Chuanting's death in battle. More than that, he knows what kind of living hell will unfold across this land seventeen years from now.
No golden finger, no System. Only a deep knowledge of history and a fierce refusal to bow.
He claws his way out of a mountain of corpses, forging knowledge into a blade and using iron will as his shield. He executes deserters, restores military discipline, smashes the Tartar cavalry, and fights the rebels.
No harem, no political scheming. He leads only a band of plainspoken men, cutting a path through the bloodiest age of all!
Save the collapsing realm, uphold the dynasty, and reclaim the land!
From this day on, the Han banner will never fall, and the land will know peace!
Focus on the present, do every little thing well, and the accumulation will be a huge amount of energy. I feel like the writing is messy and some of the plots are inconsistent. Didn't Wang Chongwu get beaten to death? Sometimes Wang Chongwen, sometimes Wang Chongwu, don't you even proofread?
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