Great Ming: The Strongest Rebel King in History

Who says you need a mighty army to deal with Chongzhen and seize the vast lands of the Great Ming?

Who says you have to meet the barbarians on the battlefield to drive them out and reclaim Liaodong's fertile plains?

Qi Yu, who transmigrated here, has never played by the usual rules. What's more, he has the wisdom of several centuries to draw on!

Are the muskets not big enough, or the cannons not long enough?

If one shot isn't enough, fire another. Given enough time, what can't be achieved?

As a transmigrator, Qi Yu refuses to do anything that makes people stupid for no reason. When you can win with your brains, why insist on matching fists with the ancients?

That's getting things completely backward.

Taking on the ancients with broadswords and spears;

Trying to outdo the Later Jin barbarians on horseback, in the very field they know best. Hoping to beat them there is practically asking for death, isn't it?

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