Shen Fang, a modern man, accidentally transmigrated back to the late Ming dynasty. Rebel forces mistook him for a Tartar spy, threw him in jail, and nearly beheaded him.
Then Li Zicheng used him as cannon fodder, sending him into a siege to wear down the enemy. With no way forward and no way back, Shen Fang gritted his teeth and charged. By a twist of fate, he became one of the first to scale the walls, and Li Zicheng rewarded him handsomely afterward.
Just as Shen Fang began dreaming of making a name for himself in this chaotic era, Li Zicheng was routed by Sun Chuanting and the Ming army, escaping with only eighteen horsemen.
Shen Fang was wounded in the battle. Because of his earlier feat scaling the walls, the Ming court branded him a rebel leader and issued a wanted notice for his capture. He eventually became a beggar.
Down on his luck, Shen Fang lost all hope and even considered taking his own life. Fortunately, a fellow beggar and his daughter comforted him, and he found the strength to carry on. Starting from the bottom as a beggar, he built a business and an army, drove out the invaders, changed the course of the late Ming turmoil, and rose to become an emperor who had once been a beggar.
The beginning is very delicate and realistic, and the plot of the troubled times in the late Ming Dynasty is relatively realistic. It is different from those cookie-cutter cool articles. It is worth continuing to read. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write this work well. Come on!
If an apology is useful, then why do we need the police?
I wrote in a different style, come on