Liu Qingyu knew the fate of everyone - Shi Kefa would die in Yangzhou, Gao Jie would be killed in Suizhou, and Qian Qianyi would kneel in front of the Qing army's horseshoes and say "the water is too cold." But he decided to change his destiny in this era that was destined to be destroyed.
From Xing Pingbo to the overlord of Zhoushan, from Taihu guerrillas to land and sea blockade. The North Korean avengers were his allies, the Japanese ronin warriors were his mercenaries, and the Oirat prairie cavalry were his sharp knives that stabbed the Qing court in the heart. When the Qing cavalry crossed the Yangtze River, he stood on the bow of the Zhoushan ship, hunting in black robes, with the combined fleet spanning the three countries behind him.
This is not a story about a loyal minister and a filial son. This is the story of a madman who knows the outcome and uses the system and ideas of four hundred years later to rebuild China on the ruins.
