Late Ming Dynasty: Infinite Violent Soldiers
Summary
Late Ming Dynasty: Infinite Violent Soldiers is a gripping historical fiction set in the crumbling Daming country during the fifteenth year of Chongzhen. As Li Zicheng's power emerges, the Manchu Tatars descend on Korea, setting the stage for a clash of empires. Follow Lin Feng's journey in the 'Age of Empires' as he navigates through endless natural disasters and man-made chaos, controlling the destiny of the Divine Land. With a backdrop of violence and power struggles, this novel explores the reign of one million violent soldiers who sweep through the land, leaving destruction in their wake.
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In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, the Daming country was crumbling, and there were endless natural and man-made disasters.
Li Zicheng ravaged Zhongzhou, killed King Fu, besieged Kaifeng, and his power was beginning to emerge.
The Manchu Tatars descended on Korea, swept across the original Mobei, and accumulated strength.
Lin Feng came across with “Age of Empires”, reclaiming wasteland, expanding fields, drying salt, mining, steelmaking, and infinitely violent.
Divine Land, who controls the ups and downs?
… .
One hundred thousand, one million, ten million violent soldiers swept everything, crushed everything!
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