The Great Bandit Leader of the Late Ming

In the late Ming Dynasty, northern China suffered from consecutive years of drought. The imperial clan, officials, and gentry exploited the common people mercilessly. The impoverished masses yearned for survival but were denied. Li Yang, a transmigrator who became a refugee, refused to starve to death. He fashioned weapons from wood and vowed to overturn the world. The world belonged to all, so why should only the Jiannu and soldiers rule? He swore to destroy the Ming Dynasty, advance north to Liaodong, and speak for the Han people in this age of maritime expansion, making the loudest voice of the era.