In Hongguang, Waging an All-Out War to Defeat the Qing

In the intercalary sixth month of the first year of Hongguang, after capturing Nanjing, the Qing court dropped its hypocritical pretense and brazenly issued the Queue Order, declaring, “Keep your head, lose your hair; keep your hair, lose your head.” Anti-Qing sentiment surged across the land, and rebellions swept north and south of the Yangtze like sparks fanning into a prairie fire. Had history followed its original course, the Eighty-One Days of Jiangyin, the Three Massacres of Jiading, the Kunshan Massacre, and other horrors would soon have unfolded in this rich land of fish and rice. But a soul from a later age, carrying a Total War System, transmigrates into this era. Having witnessed the Qing army's atrocities firsthand, he vows to use the System to sweep across the land and bring the age of chaos to an end.