Ming Dynasty: Jizhen Mutiny, I Reshape Chinese Orthodoxy

At the age of 13, he joined the Qi family army and followed Qi Jiguang in a bloody battle against Japanese pirates, annihilating tens of thousands of enemies. At the age of 23, he went north to Jizhou and defeated the 100,000 Tatar slave-building coalition! At the age of 33, the Imjin Japanese Rebellion broke out, and he was ordered to fight in Korea, but he left without pay! He fought three thousand miles from north to south throughout his life, and shed every last drop of blood for the Zhu Ming Dynasty! In the end, he ended up being paid on the school grounds tomorrow and not wearing any armor? The princes of Zhu Ming can spend a lot of money on wine, eating to fill their brains, stomach and belly! Why should we soldiers be owed pay, be hungry, have our families starve, or even beg? Ying Zhen, the ninth son of the First Emperor in two reincarnations, rebelled on the spot when faced with the loyal Qi army who were labeled as rebels during the Jizhou mutiny! First destroy the Qing Dynasty, then punish the Japanese pirates, and finally fight the Ming Dynasty to create the Qin Empire again! Ying Zhen: I will do three things. Fair, fair, damn fair! Nurhachi: In front of Mr. Zhen, I am just a dog! Wanli: Yingzhen rebel, I will never let you go! Toyotomi Hideyoshi: Ying Zhen is my lifelong enemy! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.