In March of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the city of Beijing was destroyed. Under the crooked tree in Meishan, the soul of a modern special forces soldier possessed the body of the subjugated king Zhu Youjian moments before he was hanged. Under the rope, he first regained his life, and then raised his head to face the endgame: Li Zicheng entered the capital, Wu Sangui hesitated, the Qing army came to the pass, and only Wang Chengen and a few remaining soldiers were left around him. He has no system, no miracles, only modern tactics, a heart that dares to take risks, and the emperor's signature that is both a talisman and a reminder. From guarding the night, to preserving the rule of law, to creating a viable order for the world, he will use the determination of a soldier and the power of an emperor to restore life to this fatal Ming chess game piece by piece.
Reader comments
Not bad, I haven't read much, I will update more. I am fascinated by the themes of the late Ming Dynasty, especially the idea of surviving after death, especially the best arrangement for the emperor to be reborn at the last moment or in the middle years. Five-star praise
The rhythm is slow but fast, the heart is in the throat
Not bad, I haven't read much, I will update more. I am fascinated by the themes of the late Ming Dynasty, especially the idea of surviving after death, especially the best arrangement for the emperor to be reborn at the last moment or in the middle years. Five-star praise
The rhythm is slow but fast, the heart is in the throat