Ten Thousand Dynasties Are Fighting for Hegemony, I Have Loyal Subordinates

So far, it's pretty good. As long as it keeps going like this and doesn't have any disgusting poisonous points, it shouldn't be difficult to become a high-quality product! The author is reminded that female characters must be cautious. If you don't know how to write emotional scenes, try not to write them. It's okay to reduce the number of female characters. After all, you are writing a battle for hegemony. Don't write it hard, and don't do something that doesn't fit the theme of hegemony, such as taking risks, challenging others, etc.

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Hu Yiqing, a native of Yunnan, is one of the few people in history who has killed hundreds of people. Hu Yiqing often rushed into the Qing army in battles and killed dozens of Qing soldiers before returning. At the highest, he killed hundreds of people in the Qing army and returned. Yiqing's horse flew like flying; he could kill dozens of people with a javelin. He was good at using double spears, good at long-range throwing and then fighting at close range. He joined the army in Hong Guangnian of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and was granted the title of Bo and Marquis to Duke Wei of the Southern Ming Dynasty for his military exploits. In the second year of Longwu, he defeated tens of thousands of Qing troops led by the famous general Liu Liangzuo to rescue Ji'an with thousands of light cavalry. Later, he won the great victory of Beiguan with less victory and defeated the famous general Liu Chengyin. Guangxi was captured by the war god Kong Youde, the leader of the Han Dynasty, and fought guerrillas in the mountains. Li Dingguo regained Guangxi and defected to Li Dingguo. Li Dingguo led 80,000 troops to Huguang to fight against hundreds of thousands of Qing Dynasties. The main force of the army was that Guangxi was empty of troops. King Pingnan and King Jingnan of the Qing Dynasty led hundreds of thousands of troops to attack Guangxi. Hu Yiqing led thousands of troops and fought with tens of thousands of Qing troops for a long time and finally retreated. In the late Southern Ming Dynasty, Hu Yiqing became a monk and was found and killed by the famous Qing army general Xian Guoan. The troops guard the Dian camp, and Emperor Yongli personally gave them their names. Zhang Ling, a hundred-man-killer (hundred-man archer), the divine crossbow king, Sai Huang Zhong, is brave and resourceful. He can still fire a five-stone (equivalent to nearly 800 kilograms in modern times) crossbow at once in his seventies. Zhang Ling's hundreds of battle achievements shocked Sichuan and Shaanxi. At the age of sixty-six, he was hit by three arrows in the face during a fierce battle with the rebel army. The more he fought, the more he bravely killed more than a hundred enemies. He turned the tide and defeated the rebel army that was ten times his own. Zhang Ling was the second most famous general in Sichuan at that time after the female war goddess Qin Liangyu. The She'an Rebellion rebels used Zhang Ling's family to coerce Zhang Ling into serving the Liang Kingdom. Zhang Ling refused to give in and captured the prime minister of the Liang Kingdom alive. His family was killed by the rebels. In the 15th year of Chongzhen, Li Dingguo, who was 20 years old, wearing a white robe, single-handedly charged Zhang Ling's army. Zhang Ling was shot dead by Li Dingguo with an arrow, and the main force of 50,000 Ming troops was wiped out. Dou fame , a hundred people were killed, a native of Hubei, the Marquis of Tai'an, the imperial city commander of Zhang Xianzhong, and later became the commander-in-chief of Li Dingguo's command. Sun Kewang, the king of Qin, led an army of 140,000 to a decisive battle with the 30,000 army of Jin Wang Li Dingguo. The king of Qin was defeated by Li Dingguo. Only a few hundred cavalry were left to escape, and Dou Mingwang was the first to charge. The Qing army attacked the southwest in three directions. Coach Li Dingguo led 30,000 people to fight against the main Qing army of more than 100,000 people led by Qing army coach Hong Chengchou. Li Dingguo sent Dou Mingwang King Bai Wen of Wanghe Gongchang selected Qingyang King Feng Shuangli to lead an army of 40,000 to guard Qixing Pass to resist the 100,000 partial troops commanded by Wu Sangui. Wu Sangui also had Zhang Yong, the leader of the four Han generals in Hexi, under his command. In the second year of Shunzhi, he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and pacified Weiwei Pass. Milayin and Ding Guodong's millions of rebels were called by Shunzhi as rare good generals in the world. Li Dingguo became king twice. Shunzhi mobilized Zhang Yong and other more than 50 experienced generals to fight against the southwest under Hong Chengchou and pacify the Three Kingdoms. The rebellion of the feudal lords conquered more than 50 prefectures and counties, and defeated 100,000 Mongolian troops. He was awarded the titles of Sangu, Prince Taibao and Prince Taishi. They were the top generals of the Qing Dynasty. Wang Jinbao accompanied Zhang Yong in the battle. In the rebellion of the three vassals, Wang Jinbao chased and killed him with dozens of cavalry. Thousands of Wu troops fought for dozens of miles, and were given as posthumous gifts to the crown prince and Taibao. Zhao Liangdong followed Zhang Yong in the battles and put down the rebellion of the Three Feudatories. He was known as a famous general in the world. He was the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou and the Minister of War. Wang Fuchen repeatedly defeated Dorgon and nine princes in Datong. Dozens of generals attacked and Dorgon was driven away in anger. Wang Fuchen often wore a white robe and beheaded generals and seized the flag as if there was no one around. Finally, the traitor opened the city gate. Wang Fuchen killed more than 500 Qing troops and was captured. Azig admired his bravery. Wang Fuchen pleads for mercy, and Li Dingguo defeats the strong. Wang Fuchen is sent to deal with the southwest. Hong Chengchou praises him as a handsome man and trains him vigorously. In the Three Feudatories Rebellion, Wang Fuchen rebels against the Qing Dynasty and the weak defeats the strong. The four Han Dynasties in Tuhai and Hexi will fall into a bitter battle. , These famous generals attacked the Qixing Pass and the Qing army suffered heavy casualties and could not capture it. Finally, the Shuixi An family, which had dominated the southwest for more than a thousand years during the Han Dynasty, rebelled and took Wu Sangui to bypass the Qixing Pass. In the bloody battle at Mopan Mountain, Li Dingguo used 6,000 elites to set up three ambushes. Dou Mingming was the second ambush. The traitor reported to Wu Sangui. Wu Sangui fired artillery bombs at the ambush of the Ming army. The 6,000 Ming army and Wu Sangui's more than 30,000 elites launched a bloody battle. The fierce battle lasted for several hours and Wu Sangui was once on the brink of death. On the verge of defeat, the Qing army arrived with 100,000 reinforcements, but thousands of Ming troops had no reinforcements. Dou Mingwang killed more than a hundred elite Qing troops and died from an arrow in his eye. In this battle, the Ming army lost two generals, Dou Mingwang and Wang Xi, and the Qing army killed more than 20 senior generals, including several princes. Dou Mingwang drinks a lot and likes to take off his armor and fight naked to kill the enemy. Wang Xing, who killed more than a hundred enemies when rescuing Guangzhou, was nicknamed Embroidery Needle. Once when Wang Xing was drinking, the Qing army came to attack him. Wang Xing took the head of the Qing general from the crowd of thousands of troops and returned with the wine still warm. Therefore, Wang Xing was also called Living Guan Gong, Weapon Ge, General Huben, and General of the Zuo Army. The governor, Guang Ning Bo, was the leader of the rebel army. He was later captured by the imperial edict. He used thousands of troops to repel Li Chengdong, who was possessed by the God of War at that time, and led his troops to recover several cities. In 1654, Li Dingguo marched eastward to Guangdong and Wang Xing led his army to surrender. Li Dingguo was seriously ill and sent Wang Xing to lead thousands of people to attack Xinhui, the gateway to Guangzhou. Wang Xing couldn't take the city, so Li Dingguo sent Wu Zisheng to attack, but still couldn't take it. Li Dingguo could only attack Xinhui in person for two days despite his illness. However, the Qing army in Xinhui seized the civilians as shields. Li Dingguo refused to harm the civilians and stopped attacking. Every time Li Dingguo was about to capture the city, the Qing army would Using the common people as shields, Li Dingguo had no choice but to besiege the city. A plague broke out in the Ming army and most of them fell ill. Two Manchu and Qing princes led a 100,000-strong main force to come to the rescue. Li Dingguo led 40,000 Ming troops infected with the plague and 100,000 Qing troops were defeated after four days of fierce fighting. Wang Xing retreated to Xinning Village and built a city defense in Xinning Village. Xing rescued many elite soldiers trained by Li Dingguo who were infected with the plague. After recovering, these soldiers became the main force in resisting the Eight Banners. In the same year, Pingnan King Shang Kexi led tens of thousands of troops to attack Xinning Village. At that time, Wang Xing only had a few thousand healthy soldiers. After months of fierce fighting, Shang Kexi lost more than half of his troops and retreated. Wang Xing resisted the Qing army for four years. In 1657, Shang Kexi led an army of 200,000 land and sea troops to attack Wang Xing. Chen Qice led an army to support Wang Xing. The two and Shang Kexi fought fiercely for several months. The 200,000 Qing army lost more than half and retreated. (The 200,000 Qing army was 100,000 regular troops plus 100,000 militiamen.) 16 In 1958, there was a severe drought and food shortage in Xinning. Chen Qice was transferred to Guangxi. Shang Kexi once again led an army of 200,000 to attack. The soldiers and civilians of Xinning Village ate grass roots and tree bark to resist the Qing army. After months of fierce fighting, Wang Xing was faced with a desperate situation. Shang Kexi's counselor Jin Guang came to persuade Wang Xing to surrender. Jin Guang was not willing to surrender to the Qing Dynasty. Jin Guang and Wang Xing talked happily and became brothers, but Wang Xing refused to surrender and left his children in the care of Jin Guang. Wang Xing asked his wives to follow Jin Guang, but they were unwilling. Wang Xing's mother hanged herself, and Wang Xing and his sixteen wives and concubines set themselves on fire. The emperor of Nanming was poor. Wang Xing, Chen Qice, Li Mingzhong, Zheng Chenggong and Li Dingguo and other famous generals all earned their own money and food, so their ability to govern the country was also extremely strong. Moreover, they did not rob the people. They fought more wars in one year in the early Qing Dynasty than the generals of the Three Kingdoms fought in their entire lives. The Manchu Qing invaded and robbed the same amount of money. The Ming Dynasty had collected taxes for hundreds of years, but in the late Shunzhi period, they could no longer afford military pay. However, the Qing army could rely on robbery. They were much more powerful than Zhang Juzheng. Zhang Juzheng's so-called reforms made farmers more taxed, and farmers' money fell into the hands of the gentry. The Ming emperor lost currency rights, and currency rights have since been in the hands of the gentry. Gan Hui, who killed hundreds of people, was also the fierce general who killed several Qing generals in the midst of tens of thousands of troops. He was the head of Zheng Chenggong's five tiger generals. Zheng Chenggong gathered hundreds of martyrs at Little Kinmen to fight against the Qing Dynasty. Gan Hui defected to Zheng Chenggong. Gan Hui and other generals became brave and strategic generals under Zheng Chenggong's training. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties launched a large-scale attack on the southwest. Zheng Chenggong prepared to attack the Manchu and relieve the pressure on the southwest. Gan Hui proposed three plans Zheng Chenggong chose to attack Jiangnan and force the main force of the Qing army to attack the southwest to rescue Jiangnan. However, Zheng Chenggong encountered a super typhoon in his second northern expedition. Zheng's army suffered heavy losses. Zheng Chenggong was disheartened and lamented that God's will was inevitable and could only return to practice. After one year of cultivation, Yang Chenggong launched the third Northern Expedition. At this time, Zheng Chenggong did not know that the southwest had been basically occupied by the Qing army. Emperor Shunzhi, who was overwhelmingly defeated by Zheng Chenggong, wanted to abandon the Central Plains and flee back to the northeast, but was stopped by Xiaozhuang. The Manchu and Qing dynasties mobilized elites from all over the country to support Jiangnan. Jiangning fought a bloody battle with hundreds of thousands of Qing troops for a large-scale counterattack. Before the Qing army's general attack, the Qing army accidentally discovered a secret passage leading to where Zheng Chenggong's army was. At the top of the mountain, Zheng Chenggong's spies did not know because the Qing army unexpectedly discovered that thousands of Zheng's troops under Gan Hui were attacked by tens of thousands of Qing troops, including tens of thousands of cavalry. Zhang Ying, the leader of the fifth army, was killed in the battle. Gan Hui led his army to break out of the siege. Finally, Gan Hui stayed behind. Gan Hui killed hundreds of enemies and fainted due to excessive bleeding from dozens of arrows. Gan Hui was killed after being captured and refused to kneel and stand. It is worth noting that Gan Hui's kills of hundreds and dozens of enemies are the final number of kills. The number of enemies killed in the previous few hours of fierce fighting cannot be included in the calculation. For example, Yang Ye's record of killing hundreds of enemies is the total number of enemies killed from noon to night. In addition, the enemies Gan Hui faced were elite Eight Banners, and their combat power was also superior among the Eight Banners. They were said to be able to fight one against ten thousand, like Hu Yiqing. When Li Dingguo's two famous queens mobilized a large number of Eight Banners elites to deal with the southwest, Hu Yiqing was no longer as brave as before. After the Qing Dynasty entered the Pass, many Taoist priests and martial arts masters came out to fight against the Qing Dynasty. Taoist priests and martial arts masters who had practiced for many years could only fight back and forth with ordinary Eight Banners soldiers. During the Anti-Japanese War, a 70-year-old Taoist priest could kill a few little devils with guns with cold weapons! Zhou Yuji also has records of killing hundreds of enemies, but it is recorded that he led troops to kill, which should not be a personal achievement. However, in the final stage, Zhou Yuji killed dozens of people in street battles on foot and was hit by dozens of arrows from the Dashun army. It is clearly recorded here that Zhou Yuji killed alone. This is only the number of enemies killed in the final stage of the entire battle. The word count is full.

I like this type very much. I have seen one before. The team was all taken over by Zhu Yuanzhang, but the combat power collapsed in the later stage. I am speechless. The author had better pay attention to the issue of combat power. Even if it is extraordinary, don't let the difference in combat power between extraordinary and extraordinary be too far, which is too outrageous.

Does the author still update? Are you ready to be a eunuch?

So far, it is very interesting to watch. To be honest, the content is more attractive to me and it is the type I like to read. For other words, please update it quickly. It is too little so far.

Not bad, even though I just started watching it, I also became a member

Maintain the quality and update more, it's not enough!

This novel is quite good, but there are too few updates. I hope the author will update ten chapters every day so that we can enjoy reading it.

Although it is not a very important matter, I still want to ask, does the Xia Dynasty (´_ゝ｀) have the official position of county magistrate😳