Tiger Roaring in the Late Ming Dynasty
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In 1632, Renshen. It was the fifth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty and the sixth year of Jin Tiancong. College student Li Xiaohun was transformed into a mentally retarded pawn in Niuti Dun, Antonwei, Shandong Province. At that time, in the land of China, rogue bandits such as Gao Yingxiang, Li Zicheng, and Zhang Xianzhong were wreaking havoc everywhere in Shaanxi, Shanxi and other places in the west. In the north, Hou Jin took advantage of the remaining power of victory in the Battle of Daling River and became more and more rampant in Liaodong. In Shandong itself, the rebels Kong Youde and Geng Zhongming attacked the city and seized territory with arrogance. When the situation is extremely dangerous, how should Li Xiao survive and develop in the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty? In fact, I have always felt that compared to the grand ambition of immediately changing the world and dominating the world, the protagonist Li Xiao's daily life and the process of gradually changing the original fate and joys and sorrows of every people in the late Ming Dynasty should be a more real and civilian refreshing point.
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