Late Ming Dynasty: Gentlemen Begged Me Not to Kill Anymore

In the winter of the second year of Chongzhen, at the Gansu Guard Station, a soul from later generations woke up in the body of Guo Xiao, an eighteen-year-old soldier. There was only one way before him: kill hundreds of households and rebel. From that moment on, there was one less military household in the world who was at the mercy of others, and there was one more name that made the whole world tremble. He killed corrupt officials and rogue bandits; he massacred Manchus and Japanese bandits. To the enemy, he is the "blood slaughterer", the Yama who cuts off the roots; to the people, he is the savior who divides the fields and exempts them from food, and is the only justice in troubled times. When Chongzhen hanged himself in Meishan, when Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong were beheaded one after another, when Huang Taiji's cavalry collapsed in front of him, he stepped on the mountain of corpses and sea of ​​blood to sit on the dragon's throne and founded the country. But he did not stop - he conquered Central Asia in the west, swallowed up Tianzhu in the south, destroyed Fusang in the east, conquered the snowy plains in the north, and planted the dragon flag of the Han Dynasty all over the Eurasian continent.