Late Ming: One Shot to Save the Empire

As the long night approaches, he comes through the wind and snow. With a spear in hand, he turns the tide and holds back the heavens. The late Ming and early Qing dynasties were among the most chaotic and darkest periods in Chinese history. Can a transmigrator make his mark in the turbulent final years of the Ming, where the jianghu and the imperial court intertwine, and fate clashes with human nature? And what is the truth behind the dynastic changes that come every few centuries? The novel is complete at 3.5 million words, with plenty to keep you reading.