Xiaoling Guards: the Ming Dynasty's Ghost Army

In the 276-year history of the Ming Dynasty, many famous troops emerged. There is a royal guard who is responsible for the emperor's ceremonial guard and inspects all officials, and is known to the world. There are three guards of Duoyan who are powerful outside the Great Wall and guard the northwest. The army we are talking about today is rarely mentioned in the history of the Ming Dynasty. When Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang fought a decisive battle at Poyang Lake, Chen Youliang was about to defeat the Ming army. A cloud-piercing arrow fell from the sky and shot through Chen Youliang's left eye, causing Chen Youliang to fall ill and die. In the end, the Han army was defeated. After this battle, Zhu Yuanzhang no longer had a strong enemy, and finally established the Ming Dynasty. Where did this feathered arrow come from? It has become an unsolved mystery. During the Battle of Jingnan, how did Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen escape from the capital when surrounded by hundreds of thousands of troops? After Nanjing was destroyed, why did Zhu Di insist on moving the capital to Yanjing despite dissuasion? Why did the black-robed demon monk Yao Guangxiao die in a horrific manner many years later? Temporarily claimed that he had been punished by God? All of this is related to this mysterious army. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.