Bloody Tang: Wu Dao Returns

The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: the darkest century in Chinese history.

The Khitan cavalry rode south. The child emperor Shi Jingtang ceded Youzhou and Yunzhou, leaving the Central Plains strewn with the dead. The Han people became lambs led to slaughter, their lives worth less than grass.

That year, a military officer named Ran Min opened his eyes on a snowy night.

His mind held the ruthless strategies of a modern man, while his soul bore the roar of the Heavenly King of Slaughter from a thousand years ago.

Faced with the blades of foreign invaders, he chose to kneel.

Faced with his countrymen’s pleas, he chose indifference.

Everyone cursed him as a beast who sold out his country for power, the Khitans’ most obedient hound.

Until the day he held up his rusted double-edged spear and issued the decree that would shake the ages, standing in a pool of blood.

“Anyone who cuts off a barbarian’s head will be rewarded!”

From that moment, the years of endurance ended, and hell began.

He clawed his way out of the mire, stepping over the corpses of warlords as he pieced the realm back together amid betrayal and loneliness.

If this world is rotten to the core, then I’ll burn it all down with my own hands, and rebuild the spirit of the Han people atop its ruins!