I Kill, I Don't Redeem: Even the Tyrant Kneels Before Me

For the sake of a hundred thousand yuan, Ling Tian resolutely embarked on a path of no return after finishing the college entrance exams.

His soul was scattered, and he was drained a hundred times over.

Because his great-grandfather had killed eighteen Japanese soldiers and accumulated merit, Ling Tian unexpectedly received a mission: “Save the fortune of China.”

He was then sent to a moment when the Chinese people faced extinction, tasked with turning the tide and restoring the nation.

He would hold up the collapsing Xia and reverse the tide when all seemed lost.

During the Five Hu uprising, he’d play the underdog before becoming the boss. Shi Hu, you tyrant, get on your knees!

At the Battle of Yashan, he’d set fire to an eight-hundred-li-long encampment. China would endure beyond Yashan.

The Manchus wanted to invade the Central Plains? They’d have to get past Ling Tian first.

You Japanese bastards, Grandpa’s here to claim your lives!

You want to invade China, wipe out the Han people, and erase our race? Then I’ll show no mercy. I’ll destroy your nation and your people!

Wherever the sun and moon shine, it is all China. Wherever the rivers flow, it is all Han land.

Those who offend our Han people, no matter how far away, will be executed!