Lin Yi, 28, was a company commander in an army reconnaissance unit before leaving military service as a special forces soldier. After his discharge, he was assigned to manage an abandoned medium-sized military supply depot built in the 1970s in the mountainous Lushan region of central Shandong. During a stormy night, a landslide sent the entire depot, its staff, and the mountain plunging into the depths of Lushan in Yiyuan County, Qingzhou Prefecture, in the first year of the Chongzhen reign (1628). He possessed the body of a local 19-year-old military household member who shared his name and had just been severely injured by garrison soldiers. Then begins the story of him leading the people of the late Ming Dynasty in a struggle for global supremacy.
