Chronicles of the Late Ming Dynasty: Li Yan's Rebirth

After reading "Jiashen Three Hundred Years Ceremony", especially the section about Li Yan, regarding Li Yan's death, it is really sad. Li Yan is a visionary, politically savvy, and good at publicity. His death was a disaster for the Dashun Army. This novel begins with the death of King Chuang Li Zicheng in Jiugong Mountain, leaving the rest of the group without a leader. Assuming that Li Yan does not die - the form of time travel is used here. Gather the remaining troops of Dashun Army, advance into the Dabie Mountains, occupy Huguang, unite with Nanming, develop production, cast cannons and train troops. In order to make a comeback... After Li Zicheng's death, the remaining Dashun Army still had more than 300,000 troops. If a person with vision, understanding of politics, and military knowledge stepped forward to lead the army at this time, they would never be at a loss in the later struggle to unite the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. For example, the remnant of the Daxi Army, which had a much smaller military strength than the Dashun Army, flourished in the later anti-Qing struggle because of its strong leadership and the occupation of Yunnan as its base. Assuming that Li Yan had not died, the remaining troops of Dashun Army would be led by a leader with outstanding talents, with a strong leadership and core, and the unity of all departments. It was never impossible to fight against the Manchus. In the war with the Manchu Qing Dynasty in the Central Plains, it is difficult to predict the outcome, but the Dashun Army has a chance to breathe, and it will definitely bring about earth-shaking changes in the future struggle against the Qing Dynasty. Maybe it will change history...