Late Ming: At the Start, I’m a Military Laborer—And I Kill My Way to Becoming Commander of the Imperial Guards
The fifteenth year of Chongzhen’s reign. A great drought ravages the Central Plains, and fleeing bandits pass through. When Gu Changping opens his eyes, all he can see is bone-cutting wind and a wilderness where people eat people. To survive, he drinks horse blood, kills retreating soldiers with his own hands, and, with an old Liaodong veteran and a wealthy young lady, takes a bloodstained fake travel permit and plunges into Jiangnan, the last flourishing land of the Ming dynasty. After eight hundred li of blood-soaked road, he comes to understand one thing: the Ming is rotten to the core, and reasoning with it is useless. So Jiangnan gains a ruthless killer, the court gains an unbridled powerful minister, and the world gains a tyrant who flattens all beneath heaven!
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