Ming Dynasty: Sweeping the World from Small Soldiers

In the ninth year of Chongzhen, there was a severe drought in the north, and the border wall collapsed. The Hou Jin cavalry repeatedly invaded Xuanda, and rogue bandits roamed the mountains and fields. The soul of a modern retired soldier travels to Li Chengrong, a down-and-out frontier soldier in Xuanfu Town. In the beginning, he is in a desperate situation with his food and salary deprived of his food and his relatives and friends. In troubled times, there is no way to survive, but in desperate situations, the only option is to fight to the death. Relying on his excellent tactical qualities and survival wisdom in troubled times, he reorganized the army, eliminated corruption, reclaimed wasteland and cultivated land, and trained the new army rigorously. Starting from a small soldier in the fort, he guarded the border against the captives, eliminated the bandits, appeased the refugees, consolidated the foundation and prospered the country, and gradually broke the military and political deadlock in the late Ming Dynasty. When the mountains and rivers are broken, protect the people, build an iron-blooded army, wipe out the internal and external enemies, win over the generals and destroy the country, and carve out a path for the rebirth of the Han family in the ruins of troubled times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.