Late Ming Dynasty: Look in the Demon Mirror at the Beginning, Kill Corrupt Officials and You Will Become Stronger

When the mirror revealed that the prefect had misappropriated disaster relief food funds, he was still bragging about his coolness at the wine table. Retired special forces soldier Chen Yan traveled through 1645 and possessed 21-year-old Zheng Chenggong. The national surname is famous, but he only has a few hundred soldiers in his hands - his father Zheng Zhilong is the real master of Fujian, and he is secretly in contact with the Qing army. Fortunately, I have a demon mirror system in my mind. Corrupt officials? Revealed in public and exploded the flintlock blueprint. Traitor? The people around him were incited to rebel and testify against him. The magnification was tripled and the fixed ammunition production line was exploded. The civil and military officials in the Southern Ming Dynasty were as red as Spring Festival couplets - the system complained: Host, you have been demoted to the C position of the Qing faction. Dorgon personally raised an army of 200,000, but he only had 80,000. On the eve of the decisive battle in the Huaihe River, the system said: Kill him, and all systems in the Steam Age will be unlocked. From the fifty-man musketeers to Jinling proclaiming the emperor, to the Pacific Fleet's expedition to the Americas. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.