Dragon Fang Unsheathed: Iron-Blooded Records of the Late Ming

Special forces king Dai Qingyan, codenamed "Dragon Fang," accidentally enters a mysterious cave during a mission and, armed with a Type 95 assault rifle and advanced military technology, travels back to the third year of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty. At that time, Shaanxi was suffering from a great drought, bandits ran rampant, officials and bandits colluded, and the people were forced to eat their own children. Facing this hell on earth, he shatters the courage of the officials with a single gunshot, defeats the Black Wind Fort with the three-three tactical formation and homemade grenades, and even blows up the bandit leader Wang Er Mazi with a jar of "Daughter's Red" wine at the Drunken Immortal Pavilion, slapping the faces of Magistrate Zhou Wenyuan and Garrison Commander Chen Rong in the process. He takes in refugees and establishes the Dragon Fang Camp, forging an iron army through seven days of devilish training, treating typhoid with advanced medical skills, and building a hundred crafts workshop to improve iron smelting and gunpowder, transforming common farmers into elite troops. Shaanxi Governor Sun Chuanting exclaims in admiration: "This man is the backbone of the Great Ming!" However, Jin Yi Wei Qian Hu Gu Hanshou receives a secret decree to investigate the prophecy of the "Dragon Fang's descent," and three thousand border troops from Xuanfu are ordered to march south to suppress him. The mysterious countdown on Dai Qingyan's wrist ticks relentlessly, and the warning of "deviation in historical trajectory" foretells that every attempt to defy fate will invite a more violent backlash from the tide of history. When a modern special forces soldier collides with a decaying dynasty, how can a mere centurion move the fate of an empire? The Dragon Fang has been unsheathed; in this life, he will make the world know that the Great Ming still has a place for him! — Description from novelcodex.org