Late Ming: I Strangled the West and the Manchu Qing

After transmigrating to the late Ming Dynasty, he becomes one of the major military leaders of the Great Shun army.

The moment they breach the capital, Qin Ji knows that the future will belong to them.

In this era, with the pillars of the Ming Dynasty utterly collapsed,

Dorgon, Wu Sangui, Li Zicheng, and the others are the true protagonists of the age.

As far as Qin Ji is concerned, it doesn't matter whether the world simply repeats the cycle of feudal dynasties.

What matters is that Qin Ji will never allow the Tartars to enter the pass!

He enters Shanhai Pass, battles Wu Sangui, and holds the northern border at all costs, keeping the Tartars from crossing into China.

Then he reforms agriculture, cleans up the bureaucracy, farms, casts iron, and advances technology, turning the entire Liaodong region into a force that's nearly invincible in the world.

"Wu Sangui? The Guanning cavalry has some ability, but now they're just trapped beasts. They don't matter much."

"Dorgon, remember this: your days are numbered. When the time comes, I'll sweep your lands clean. Every Jurchen will die among the White Mountains and Black Waters!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.