Ming Dynasty Salvation Record

In the late Ming Dynasty, Emperor Jiajing devoted himself to mystical cultivation. Although he pacified the Japanese pirates in the southeast during his reign, the system's shortcomings became more and more serious. The people were already suffering terribly, but the court was still playing out partisan disputes, so people in the world took it upon themselves to relieve the people's worries. During this period, the contradiction between personal destiny and feelings about family and country collided with each other, and gradually evolved into an indelible conflict of faith. In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Li Zicheng breached the embankment and flooded the city, and people from all walks of life came one after another. A decisive battle that had not yet begun came to an end. In 1644, Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself in Meishan, and all the martial arts warriors in the world were buried with him. Since then, the dragon vein of the Ming Dynasty has been cut off, and there are no more martial arts in the world.