Lu Chengxiao transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and spent more than a decade there, suffering relentless oppression at the hands of the Five Great Clans. In a fit of anger, he resigned and returned home.
After ten years of painstaking work in Jiangdong, he built thirty cannons, three thousand flintlock rifles, and an army of 300,000 rebels, then marched on Chang'an.
But Sun Wukong suddenly flew down from the city wall and struck him into the river of time with a single blow.
He activated the Hongtian Fortune-Changing System, which issued a mission: kill the fake Monkey King and seize the fortune of the age.
When Lu Chengxiao opened his eyes again, it was July 6, 1937, inside a Taoist temple outside Wanping City.
It was the eve of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident, and the Japanese were on their way.
He gripped the Human Emperor Banner and stared coldly toward Lugou Bridge!
It all began with defending the nation…
The writing is inexplicable.
I don't understand the meaning of the beginning
Killing ghosts is still very exciting, but if someone has the emperor's flag, shouldn't the ghosts be kept in front and the snowball will come quickly?