Great Ming: I Wiped Out 100,000 Manchu Troops from the Start

In the thirteenth year of the Chongzhen reign,

The Qing Emperor Hong Taiji personally led an expedition, intent on swallowing up the Ming in one fell swoop!

A mighty army of 500,000 marched straight for Xuanhua Prefecture.

For the first battle, Prince Yu Dorgon led 100,000 troops of the Plain White Banner in an assault on Xuanhua Prefecture.

But he ran into Tang Tong, the prefecture's commander, who had transmigrated there.

Tang moved all 80,000 of his defenders into the mountains outside Xuanhua Prefecture, leaving a small force behind to put up a false resistance.

Then he slowly lured the 100,000 Qing troops into traps prepared in advance,

and wiped them out in one decisive stroke.

Next, he launched a nighttime raid on the camps of the remaining 400,000 Qing troops,

and devised a plan to capture Hong Taiji alive,

using the real and fake Hong Taiji...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.