郁雨竹

Transmigrated into the thin‑spirited Ming dynasty, with the Jinyiwei raiding families ahead, my father and brothers exiled to Datong, and behind me the “Wala exchange students” and the “Door‑Calling Emperor” of the fortress sect about to appear, plus a fake‑system unreliable teammate Black Cat pretending to be a system—what kind of apocalyptic opening is this? Good, good, good, this is how you play, right? Then let’s embark on the great journey of an industrial Ming, a metaphysical Ming! Years later Pan Yun watches the Wala princes and ministers who have come to study in Ming and says, “I have often heard that the Wala excel at riding and archery, unmatched in martial combat, striking terror across the world.” The Wala princes and ministers reply, “We are only good at singing and dancing!” Completed works: The Dry Rice People of the Wei‑Jin Era, The Little Fortunate Daughter of a Farming Family, etc. Reader group: Ming with a Sword on the Edge (528122862).