The Mall in the Late Ming Dynasty: from the Captain of the Defeated Army to the Communist Party of the World

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the sky collapsed and the earth shattered. Li Zicheng was defeated at Shanhaiguan, and the Qing army trampled through the Central Plains. In this bloody mountain and river, a modern soul traveled through time and became Li Yan, the captain of the defeated army. When he was about to die, he bound to the Wanjie Mall system. Running out of food? Redeem compressed dry food! Lack of weapons? Buy stainless steel swords and spears! Wounded soldiers wailing? Take out the penicillin and gauze! Starting from the seventeen remnants of Chang'an Yi, Li Yan took his wife, children and brothers and planted the first wooden stake in Laojun Ridge. He recruited refugees, trained new troops, opened terraced fields, and made firearms. He used knowledge and materials that did not belong to this era to build a paradise on the ruins of the late Ming Dynasty. When the Qing army moved south, he took advantage of the danger and used flintlock guns and earthen grenades to teach the Eight Banners soldiers what modern warfare was. When the Southern Ming Dynasty was experiencing internal strife, he recruited talented people and saved millions of hungry people with sweet potatoes and corn. When the world was in chaos, he held high the flag of justice and united people's hearts with a set of ideas that transcended the times. From Shaanxi to Huguang, from Sichuan to Jiangnan, Li Yan's footsteps have traveled through broken mountains and rivers. Not only does he want to expel the Tartars, but he also wants to end this cannibalistic world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.