The King of Soldiers Through the Late Ming: Reforging the Soul of China

Yang Zhenhua, a modern special forces soldier, dies on a border mission and transmigrates to the late Ming dynasty in 1643, inhabiting the body of a young hunter in southern Jiangxi. He witnesses a Qing massacre, his parents' deaths, and his sister's disappearance. After a fall, his soul merges with the original host. Surviving at the cliff base, he finds relics of a fallen Ming soldier, learns of the tragic history, and vows revenge. He wins his first battle, ambushes a Qing patrol, and gains weapons and horses. He meets blacksmith Chen Qingshan and survivor Yang Xiaohu, establishes a camp, and trains a force. After ambushing a Qing supply convoy and capturing a bandit stronghold, he recruits anti-Qing loyalist Zhao Tiezhu. He rescues scholar Zhou Wenyuan, gains the 'Loyalty Hall' volunteers, and founds the 'Yan Huang Righteous Army' based in Jinggangshan. He defeats Qing commander Haba, reforms the army, implements land reform, establishes schools, develops flintlock rifles, and builds the 'Eagle Eye' intelligence network. The Qing sends Prince Yuele with 30,000 troops; Yang defeats him through guerrilla tactics and kills Yuele in battle. He then captures Ganzhou.