Rebellion? Only a failed rebellion counts! Success is called restoring the dynasty! In the second year of the Chongzhen Emperor's reign, natural disasters swept across the Ming Dynasty, and the Later Jin army marched into the pass. Internally, the postal workers of Yinchuan were eager to rebel; externally, the Liaodong Tartars were eyeing the throne with predatory intent. The once mighty empire, which had pursued the fleeing enemy relentlessly, was teetering on the brink of collapse. Amidst the chaos of the Jisi Incident, Jiang Han transmigrated and became a lowly soldier in the loyalist army of Yansui. Faced with the ruthlessness of his superiors, the harshness of the court, and the Tartars' butcher's knife, Jiang Han brazenly launched a mutiny, becoming a rebel force in northern Shaanxi. What? You tell me the army's pay isn't being paid? Look at all these landlords, wealthy landowners, and powerful officials! Aren't they all bloodsucking tycoons? What? You tell me you're too weak to kill the enemy? Is it because my reward is too low, or are you too weak to lift your sword? Look at the pile of silver on your bed, higher than a pillow, and tell me again, do you still have the motivation to kill? ...