The Glory of Yanhuang: The Southern Ming Empire

A cold, selfish assassin. He has come to an era that is not his own, taken on an identity that does not belong to him, and found enemies everywhere. What should he do? Where should he go from here? In his mind, there is only himself, and he loves only himself. He truly is a menace.

The East India Company calls him a menace because he profits from wealth that should have belonged to them;

The Manchus call him a menace because he is a remnant of the Ming royal family who successfully toppled the Qing Dynasty;

The Spanish call him a menace because he replaced Spain as the dominant power at sea;

The British call him a menace because he took every colony under British rule for himself;

Though he spent his whole life as a menace, all Chinese people beneath the sun remember him. This great menace once again forged the unbreakable spirit of the people of Huaxia, and tempered the boundless national soul of the descendants of Yan and Huang.

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