Ming Dynasty: My Father Yu Qian

In the 14th year of the Ming Dynasty's orthodoxy, Emperor Zhu Qizhen led an army of 300,000 in the Northern Expedition, but was defeated by Wala in Tumubao. Three hundred thousand troops were wiped out, hundreds of officials were killed, and the emperor was captured! The Ming Dynasty did not surrender, and China did not surrender. The Ming Dynasty established a new king and vowed to the death not to allow the Mongols to take over the Central Plains again. Yu Qian, a famous official of a generation, led the defeated soldiers of the Ming Dynasty to victory in the battle to defend Beijing and completed a desperate counterattack. The reborn son of Yu Qian is destined to lead China to rise again! Restoration of the Supreme Emperor? Impossible! **Annan? Impossible! Founding of the Qing Dynasty? Impossible! The flag of China will eventually fly over its homeland. Fishing on Lake Baikal, boating in the South China Sea, horse herding in the Western Regions... This is what a man does! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.