In his previous life, Li Yangeng was the eldest son of Li Yongfang. He was deeply attached to the Ming Dynasty when he was in Houjin. He lurked for eighteen years and became the leader of the enemy's civil servants. In the end, he was tragically killed by Huang Taiji Lingchi. He should have lived to be seventy-three years old, but he was forcibly shortened by thirty-seven years. Yu Wenxu, the true king of the underworld and the undercover ancestor, fought for a chance for him to come back to Fushun in 1616.
His father rebelled against the Ming Dynasty and joined the Jin Dynasty, and everyone in the court suspected that he was a remnant of the traitor; later Jin Huang Taiji planned every step, Shanxi merchants and maritime merchants colluded with the Masons from outside the region, and seventeen European countries plotted to carve up China.
He secretly befriended Liu Xingzuo, the general of the Later Jin Dynasty, and teamed up with Yuan Keli, the most cunning old man of the Ming Dynasty, to lay out an intelligence network and formulate the strategy of reviving the Ming Dynasty. The court and Yang Lian battled wits, and set up a privateering fleet to support a new generation of famous generals. When the Allied Forces of the Seventeen Kingdoms came to the border, the young emperor led the expedition in person. He spent his borrowed life and single-handedly tore apart the global strangulation network that had shrouded the Ming Dynasty for two hundred years.
