Slanting Wind

History ventured into the unknown in 1855

Is the red tide sweeping the New World, or is it still unable to grasp fate

Liu Chang moves forward in the slanting wind

Heroic blood, beautiful tears, a confident life of two hundred years, will strike the waters for three thousand miles

I can change not only history

This story describes a young man named Liu Chang who travels back to the Qing Dynasty. Upon arriving in that era, he encounters the Red Turban Rebellion and joins the local villagers in their uprising. Initially, Liu Chang pretends to be an official sent by the Taiping Army. If he merely follows these villagers in minor skirmishes, he is destined to meet a tragic end. Therefore, after gathering a few dozen subordinates, Liu Chang, although merely a small leader, cedes the captured county town to other leaders to divert the attention of the Qing soldiers. Meanwhile, he recruits troops and gradually develops his strength by introducing foreign guns and artillery at a dock, making national unification merely a matter of time. Liu Chang pretends to be an official sent by the Taiping Army. If he merely follows these villagers in minor skirmishes, he is destined to meet a tragic end. Therefore, after gathering a few dozen subordinates, Liu Chang, although merely a small leader, cedes the captured county town to other leaders to divert the attention of the Qing soldiers. Meanwhile, he recruits troops and gradually develops his strength by introducing foreign guns and artillery at a dock, making national unification merely a matter of time.

This book inherits the consistent style of "The Grievance of the Purple Hairpin," featuring a multitude of female characters that add a touch of crimson to the war genre novel