Iron Armor, Dying Ming

Historical · Military · War

[Passionate war drama] [Intense combat] [No cheat powers] [Group cast struggle for supremacy]

In the forty-seventh year of the Wanli reign, at Sarhu. Twenty-nine years remain until the Ming dynasty’s fall.

In that same winter, the officials and gentry of Beijing still wallowed in the afterglow of the flourishing age, while in the northeast of the Ming Empire, the Later Jin army collided with the Ming army.

Thirty thousand Ming troops were annihilated in a single day, their corpses strewn across the mountains, the blood dyeing the Hun River red.

Zhao Xun awakens beneath a pile of corpses.

With a blade he picked up and armor assembled from the dead, he begins walking south.

Routed soldiers, the wounded, those who play the suona, blacksmiths—he picks them up one by one.

From a mountain of corpses to a path of survival, from one person to seven people.

This is the story of a defeated soldier.

No cheat powers, no system—only a blade, blood, and a road with no turning back.