The laws of the Ming Dynasty were strict, but Feng Rusong was charged with the death penalty of "parricide and collaborating with the enemy." Before Ling Chi's blade fell, Qian Hu, who was in prison, chuckled in his ear: Your father blocked the way of a noble man, so you should be exterminated.
His consciousness fell into endless purgatory, but he opened his eyes in the sea of blood - the force of his fingertips could break mountains and rivers, and everything he saw was murderous intent. It turns out that those who climbed out of the pile of dead people were not only the Jin Yiwei, but also the "True Jie of the Martial Saint" who was buried in the old era. While the princes in the court were still playing tricks on the chessboard, he had already grasped the power to overturn the chessboard.
From being a prisoner in prison to being arrested in Fusi, Beizhen, wearing a python robe and holding an embroidered spring knife is just the beginning. Trampling on the East Factory, suppressing the nobles, closing down the border troops, reforming the salt policy... Let's see how a living king of hell turned the Ming Dynasty upside down!
