Lonely Loyalty in the Late Ming Dynasty: the Elegy of the Empire Under the Three-Eyed Gun

In the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty and the raging Jin Dynasty, Chen Yuan formed the "Beidou Army" in Yanmen to gather the people and unite with Mongolia. He cultivated fields to cast armor and defeated enemy formations with wisdom. He repeatedly defeated powerful enemies in Guihua City, Songjin and other places. Faced with the suspicion of the court and Huang Taiji's 100,000 cavalry, he relied on the emperor's secret decree to unite the hearts of the people and forged an iron-blooded defense line with the "integration of military and civilians". After that, the Beidou Army started from Liaodong, took back its homeland in the east, aided Xuanfu in the west, and built the Navy in the south, turning the belief of "returning home" into a spark of resistance against Jin. When the Beidou battle flag swept across the country, soldiers and civilians joined hands to fight from the snowy fields of the north to the water towns of the south of the Yangtze River. A persistence that began in a border town eventually became a legendary epic that rewrote the world.