Traveling through the last years of Chongzhen, the story begins with the collapse of heaven.
He climbed out from the pile of hungry refugees and saw with his own eyes:
Children were boiled, women were sold, old men starved to death and their bodies were left on the roadside with no one to collect them;
The powerful are hoarding food, officials are corrupt, and frontier troops are cut off from pay;
Party strife in the court, the emperor's insomnia, and the Jurchens' tiger gaze.
The whole world is waiting to die.
He said: "Since this world wants people to eat people, then I will overthrow the whole world."
He is not a good man, a hero, or a gentleman.
He is a madman, a mad dog, and the most ruthless person in the late Ming Dynasty.
Corrupt officials must be killed, powerful men must be destroyed, Jurchens must be driven away, and the emperor must be obedient.
Everyone in the world said that he was crazy, that he wanted to rebel, and that he was a traitor and traitor.
He had only one thought:
Drag Daming back from hell.
The Chinese people's dissatisfaction with the subjugation of the country in the late Ming Dynasty is difficult to calm down, and everything has been rewritten in this life
Chapter 33, Poison