Empire Rises

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The protagonist travels to the command of Zheng Chenggong, who has just launched an army to fight against the Qing Dynasty. Starting from logistical weapons and then to military strategies, he slowly helps the master of the country to fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty. It currently has almost 400,000 words. It is a new book by an old author and is worth reading.

Novels about the late Ming Dynasty, or Nan Ming Dynasty to be precise. This book has rigorous research on historical materials and can give people an in-depth understanding of that true and cruel history. The protagonist dares to resist the nomadic people's southward integration. It would be great to learn from Hong Chengchou and Shang Kexi (both of whom have memorials in modern times). At this time, Zheng Chenggong had just taken charge of the army, and the Zheng Group had not yet been unified. He should have embarked on a life of repeated defeats, and was finally defeated at the gate of Nanjing in the Battle of Jiangjiang. Then he drove away the Dutch, recovered and developed Taiwan, thinking he would revive his base, but he died suddenly. But history changes because of the arrival of the protagonist.... It begins with Zheng Chenggong's early experience in the Southern Ming Dynasty. The military and civilians in various places bravely resisted the Qing Dynasty as the background of the times. However, the internal forces were never consistent... In short, forgetting history means betrayal!

I am currently reading it. It should be regarded as a good recent history book. My personal evaluation is above dry food. Whether it can reach dry food depends on how I write in the follow-up.