The Living King of Hell in the Late Ming Dynasty

Zhou Zheng traveled to Huguang in the eleventh year of Chongzhen. His predecessor's family was forced to death by the government and powerful forces. At the beginning, there was a bluestone village with three thousand refugees, and the encirclement and suppression guards soldiers had already reached the foot of the mountain. Those people said he was a rebel. Later, he annihilated all the guardsmen and publicly executed the corrupt officials and bullies at the gate of the village. People began to call him "King of Hell". When he used the bastion to kill the elite Eight Banners of Abatai and cut off the head of Manchu Baylor under Xiangyang City, the world finally understood: China needs not only saints, but also the King of Hell. The new book sets sail, killing decisively, not being a virgin, not kneeling and licking, and reshaping a civilization that cannot be conquered.