The Beacon Rises in the Late Ming Dynasty

[-Good historical article-]- 🔝 - Pin it to the top for 2000 likes next time! At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were shattered, and the blood and fire shone on Gu Zhong! 1644, Jiashen Incident - Emperor Chongzhen's soul was broken in Meishan, Li Zicheng pointed his sword at the capital, and the Eight Banners' iron hooves came to crack the earth! In this darkest moment when China's life hangs on a thread, a modern soul falls into the flames of troubled times. Watch him turn the tide as an ant: The plot: the treacherous court, the nine-sided military front, the angry tide of refugees... Stabbing the sword in the cracks of history; Breaking the situation: Firearms crush the iron cavalry, people's hearts rebuild the Great Wall, and the body of an ant dares to challenge the destiny of heaven! The ink marks on the history books are hot at this moment - there are no gods and Buddhas to save the world, only people with swords!

In 1644, when he was in Jiashen, Emperor Dashun Li Zicheng arrived in his loyal capital, and Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself on Long Live Mountain in despair. Just when everyone thought this was just an ordinary change of dynasty, Wu Sangui surrendered and rebelled again, attracting Qing troops to enter the pass. In just two months, the capital changed hands three times, and China was in danger of sinking! At the same moment that Chongzhen hung himself, Han Fu, the 29-year-old actual section chief in his previous life, crawled out of the coffin. Anyone can sit in this world, only people with money and rat tails can't, and I'm telling you, even Emperor Zhenwu can't stop him!

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ There are very graphic time travel novels about the late Ming Dynasty. Previous writers have written that the hot spots in the late Ming Dynasty were either Liaodong, Beijing, or Jiangnan. There are very few that write about Xiangjing, Hubei Province under the rule of Dashun. There are relatively few relevant historical materials, making it difficult to write. But this book is very powerful at the moment, just like the beginning of the Travel Guide to the Northern Song Dynasty, with worldly affairs and characters vividly appearing on the tip of the pen. Another feature is that it adopts the TV drama style with fast and intense plots, which is very camera-like. When listening to the book, the dialogue of the characters in the next scene just follows the one. It is simple but shows the skills and ingenuity. The foreshadowing of the historical background information is appropriately provided in the dialogues of the characters, so that people will not be fooled and the acceptance is good. In addition, it is a joke. The protagonist Han Fu, Chief Han, is currently training at this small station and has completed the first, second and third phases of Taoye Ferry. It is really reminiscent of modern history. There are not many tricks to open, but a little force is worth it, which can be used in the early stage to recruit the younger brothers to defeat the local tycoons. It is not the kind of enemy that can be defeated by ten thousand people. It mainly relies on tactics and sophistication. This was the first official combat against the cult rebels, and they secretly arranged a retreat, which was very detailed.