Brother Qi Jiguang

"Brother Qi Jiguang" Author: Taoist Huang He History Two Song Dynasties A graduate student in the Department of History traveled back in time to Qi Jimei, the younger brother of Qi Jiguang in the Ming Dynasty. It was during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, when Yan Song was in power, and coincided with the Gengxu Revolution. Emperor Jiajing concentrated on practicing Taoism and ignored state affairs, which led to the depletion of the Ming Dynasty's military equipment and its inability to fight a war. With the arrival of the protagonist, how can I allow Anda to carry out the burning and looting for eight days without anyone stopping him? Let's see how this 17-year-old boy gathers his generals, bravely defeats the martial arts champion, worships Zhang Juzheng and Gao Gong as his disciples, and gradually disintegrates Yan Song's power group. Although the serialization of the novel is still in its infancy, all the prominent figures of the Ming Dynasty have already appeared. Zhang Juzheng, who presided over the reform and received mixed reviews, and Qi Jiguang, who fought against the Japanese pirates but died miserably. The article is getting better and better, and it is worth catching up now! Reasons for recommendation: The decline of the Ming Dynasty was due to the rule of man and the traditional culture left over thousands of years. Zhang Juzheng's strength and moderation during the application could not save the Ming Dynasty from decline. Even if modern people have advanced historical vision and dialectical thinking, how can they turn the tide in the face of the powerful state machine? It is always a puzzle that has not been practiced. Some people suggest a republic, while others suggest a constitutional monarchy. It is easy to say, and we will wait and see! Disadvantages: I speculate that this will be a happy article, which may not be too reasonable but is very happy. Of course, it is cool enough!