Nanyang Heroes: from Piggy to Soldier King

Lin Zhan, the country's sharp sword code-named "Xiao", woke up after his death and became a "piggy" numbered Ding Haiqi in the Nanyang tin mine. In front of us is the bloody Southeast Asia of 1870: the whips of the colonists, the wails of the piggy house, and the fate of life. The soul of the modern soldier king is trapped in this skinny, scarred body. Killing the supervisor, breaking the water prison, and taking advantage of the plague night, he led three hundred miners in a bloody riot and fled to the rainforest. From a machete at the Penang pier to the fleet of steamships across the seven seas; from the "Yam Luo" of the underground order to the invisible hidden thread in the anti-Japanese war. This is not a time traveler's romantic travelogue. This is a trapped beast, using the most advanced modern tactical thinking and survival will to tear out a heroic path among the barbaric rules of the colonial era.