Bright Soul

In the final years of the Yuan Dynasty, history surged like a raging tide. Before its fury, whether powerful warlord or loyal subject, an individual's fate was as impossible to control as an ant's.

In the city of Gaoyou, a rich man's son and a poor man's son crossed paths by chance. Their insignificant encounter became the starting point of their new destinies.

Old grudges and new grievances: who was right, and who was wrong?

National vengeance and family hatred: whose side was justice on?

With steel blades, they carved a bloody path to uphold justice through iron and blood;

With bodies of bronze and bones of iron, they defeated heroes from every direction and fought for what they believed in.

This book has no secret manuals, no cliffs, no inner force, no old masters, and no beautiful women. It is a war novel about warriors.

This book has skirmishes, positional battles, infantry and cavalry clashes, sieges, and naval battles; one-on-one duels, surprise attacks in dark rooms, special-operations infiltrations by small units, and battles fought by armies of thousands. It has every kind of battle.

The fighting begins on the first page and lasts to the last: from the Yuan Dynasty to Great Zhou, from Great Zhou to Great Han, from Great Han to Great Ming, and from Great Ming to the lands north of the desert. Along the way, they fight from darkness to light, from hatred to forgiveness, and from beasts to humanity: the people of Great Han and Great Ming.