In the ninth year of Chongzhen, the governor Yuan Chonghuan had been unjustly killed. The emperor was incompetent, treacherous ministers were in power, officials were corrupt, and the Ming soldiers were vulnerable. Outside the pass, the powerful Eight Banners of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties are watching eagerly. The people inside the pass are in dire straits and civil unrest is rising. The Ming Dynasty, which has lasted for more than two hundred years, is about to come to an end. Li Fucheng accidentally traveled to this troubled year to see how he protected the country from war, saved the people from fire and water, and established his own merits.
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This book has just been put on the shelves. I also hope that all book friends can actively point out the shortcomings, give suggestions, and provide support. I will work hard to correct it. Thank you, Lao Bai.
This book has just been put on the shelves. I also hope that all book friends can actively point out the shortcomings, give suggestions, and provide support. I will work hard to correct it. Thank you, Lao Bai.