History · Ming Dynasty Transmigration · Power Struggles · Political Intrigue · Naval Warfare · Nation Building · Multiple Female Leads
In the forty-eighth year of the Wanli reign, chaos was about to erupt.
After an accident, Li Changfeng, the second-in-command of a bandit stronghold, had no choice but to impersonate a county magistrate.
Li Changfeng brought along his bandit brothers, as well as the late county magistrate's beautiful widow.
The fifteen of them headed for Haifeng, the poorest coastal county in Lingnan, to take up his post.
From then on, he heard cases in court by day and set sail at night.
In the county office, he was a conscientious seventh-rank official.
At sea, he was the master of the "Black Tide" pirates.
The Spanish: Don't go over there, friend. That sea belongs to the Black Tide...
The Dutch: Emperor of the Great Ming, do something about that devil in the South Sea! He took my family away to clear land...
The Japanese: My lord! There really aren't any apples on Apple Mountain! Please, take your fleet away...
When the Great Ming finally learned the truth and sent troops to suppress him
Aboard thousands of ships on the South Sea, one voice rang across sea and sky:
"Today, we sail north!"
A bandit rises from the seas, one sword to settle the realm!
Hurry up, push Xu Miaoqin away, please. I'm so anxious...