My Spare Bedroom Leads to Late Ming: From the Start, I'm in the Nurgan Regional Military Commission

One day, Bai Yang discovered that the spare bedroom in his home had undergone a strange transformation.

It now connected to the Nuer’gan Commandery in the eighth year of the Chongzhen reign at the end of the Ming Dynasty, a place that had long since ceased to exist in name and was on the verge of collapse.

He had also become the son-in-law of Zhu Yuntong, the legitimate second son of Crown Prince Yiwen.

From then on, this world had a hardworking transporter!

A year later, the Tartars invaded!

The Manchu chief Hong Taiji sent Ajige into the pass with 80,000 Qing troops to pillage.

They seized cities and territory along the way, taking twelve cities and winning fifty-six battles, and capturing nearly 180,000 people and livestock.

But as the Qing army exited through Lengkou Pass, they were met with an unprecedented assault by the mighty Left Guard led by Bai Yang.

For a time, matchlocks roared and makeshift cannons thundered through the air.

The 80,000 Qing troops were blasted into chaos, fleeing in panic.

In this battle, Bai Yi slaughtered the Qing invaders, built a monument of skulls, and made his name famous far and wide!

Years later, Emperor Chongzhen looked at the sun-and-moon banners planted throughout the land, only to discover...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.