As soon as Li Xiao, a modern military engineer, opened his eyes, he turned into the most famous "coot" during the Jingnan Campaign - Li Jinglong.
Outside the tent, the Yan army's cavalry was stealing the camp; inside the tent, Emperor Jianwen's imperial edict of guilt had been delivered. The 500,000-strong army under his command existed in name only, but the history books had already written the ending for him: losing consecutive battles, opening the city as a sacrifice, and leaving a legacy to future generations.
Fortunately, a "civilization fire" came with him.
It's just that it doesn't give magic weapons or invincible legions, it only provides principles that can be realized in this era.
As a result, from fixed charge bags, firearm rotation, and three-stage attack, to field rescue, munitions reform, and joint new armies, an army that can truly compete head-on with King Yan's cavalry gradually took shape.
When Zhu Di came to Baigou River again, everyone was waiting for Li Jinglong to repeat history.
But he pulled out his sword and looked at King Yan's banner:
"In this life, the gate of Nanjing will not be opened for you."
