History of the Ming Dynasty's Anti-Japanese War

In the history of Ming Dynasty, there was a special name that was used frequently: Japanese pirates. Throughout the Ming Dynasty, the court had been troubled by Japanese invasion, and the fight against Japanese invasion became an unavoidable topic for the court. During the long-term anti-Japanese war in the Ming Dynasty, many anti-Japanese commanders such as Zhu Wan, Hu Zongxian, and Song Yingchang emerged, as well as a large number of famous anti-Japanese generals such as Yu Dayou, Liu Xian, Qi Jiguang, Li Rusong, Deng Zilong, and Chen Lin. Local armed forces across the country were successively recruited to participate in the anti-Japanese war. Local officials in prefectures and counties along the coast bravely shouldered the responsibility of leading the fight against Japanese aggression, and a large number of scholars and martyrs actively participated in the war to resist Japanese aggression and protect their hometowns. The Anti-Japanese War became a common war between the military and civilians of all ethnic groups in the Ming Dynasty to resist Japanese aggression and resist aggression. During the long-term Anti-Japanese War, the anti-Japanese commanders, famous anti-Japanese generals, and anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians jointly composed the anti-Japanese epic of the Ming Dynasty, leaving to future generations a magnificent patriotic poem of anti-Japanese defense. Through reading this book, let us enter the scene of the Anti-Japanese War in the Ming Dynasty and feel the heroic spirit of the anti-Japanese heroes that shocked the world and wept ghosts and gods. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.