[Late Ming] [Ancient warfare] [System] [Firearms]
Zhu Zhe transmigrated into the body of Zhu Cilang, the Ming Crown Prince.
Unfortunately, it was the final night before Beijing fell.
He had planned to grab a bucket and run, then live out his days in obscurity. But then he awakened the God of War trait System.
Sign in to obtain the Tactical Vision trait, letting you see every enemy on the battlefield.
Sign in to obtain the General’s Guard trait, doubling his guards’ vitality and making them unbeatable in a fight.
Sign in to obtain the Elite Artillery Crew trait, with excellent range and a faster rate of fire. Want to give it a try?
Defeat large numbers of enemies to gain trait experience and level up your traits. Just look at the size of my artillery force!
Traits can be used to upgrade technology. Matchlock guns are junk; how about trying a flintlock?
He rescued Chongzhen and broke out of Beijing. Chaos in a single word. At Shanhai Pass, he told Wu Sangui, “You can betray the Ming, but don’t become a traitor to your people.” He fought the rebel king’s forces on the Huai River, holding to the strategy that to defend the Yangtze, one must first defend the Huai. By the Qinhuai River in Nanjing, Qian Yishui, feeling cool yet?
Zhu Youjian: Son, I’ve let you down. I’ll go hang myself.
Li Zicheng: Zhu Cilang doesn’t deserve to be Crown Prince. He’s practically a bandit.
Wu Sangui: He’s so young, but what a cannon king. He’s going to be the death of me.
Shi Kefa: Crown Prince, you mustn’t think such thoughts. You’re turning the natural order upside down!
Nurhaci: My Great Qing can’t just fall like this. It’s not fair!
Li Dingguo: My Ming, my king.
Me: May the sun and moon shine over these rivers and mountains forever, and may the Ming realm stand unshaken. May its radiance reach across the four seas, and may the empire never know sunset.
The writing is good, but the writing is a little lacking.
The structure of the book is quite clear, and the description of war scenes is okay.