Special Forces Rebuild the Ming Dynasty

Introduction to the novel Special soldier Yu Hao died heroically in the fierce battle to hunt down drug criminals. When he opened his eyes again, it was already the early years of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, and his soul returned to the body of a dying flag officer in the Liaodong Military Camp. At this time, in the Ming Dynasty, there were refugees everywhere, the government was corrupt, and the Hou Jin cavalry was looking at it outside. The land of Liaodong was already a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood. The shadow of the defeat of Saarhu had not yet dissipated, and the signs of national subjugation were beginning to appear. With the iron-blooded will and military literacy of modern special forces, Yu Hao climbed up from the pile of corpses. He faced the remnant soldiers who lacked food and clothing, backward and inefficient tactics, and the aura of despair that permeated the entire army. He used first aid knowledge to save himself, used fighting skills to establish his authority, relied on reconnaissance tactics to defeat attacks, and relied on cunning tactics to defend the city to stay alive. From hundreds of households to thousands of households, from guerrilla to general, he rose step by step in the sea of ​​blood and corpses, turning a group of stragglers into a sharp brigade that made Hou Jin Wenfeng fearful. He improved weapons, improved military discipline, and repeatedly performed miracles in desperate situations; he dealt with party disputes in the court, faced Emperor Chongzhen's suspicions and expectations, and accumulated strength in the cracks. When the golden iron hoof knocks on the gate, when the peasants revolt and start a prairie fire, when the Ming Dynasty is on the verge of collapse This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.