I Have a Hundred Fierce Brothers-in-Arms. What Does the Court Have?

[No System, with maps + late Yuan, early Ming + powerful bows and crossbows + protagonist establishes his own kingdom] If you have one brother willing to live and die alongside you, you can rule a village, if that’s what you want. With ten, you can rule a township. With a hundred, you can rule a county. If all one hundred are outstanding men, peerless generals, then you’re a good-for-nothing, but your mighty brothers can still hoist you onto the throne themselves. Xu Xiao, an apocalypse survival fanatic who was out training in his apocalypse gear, accidentally transmigrated into the chaotic late Yuan era, where people were worth less than weeds. That was what he thought, and that was what he did. He took in a hundred peerless warrior brothers, including Zhang Dingbian, Hua Yun, Zhu Yuanzhang, Xu Da, Feng Sheng, Fu Youde, and Chang Yuchun, all still unemployed young men, and personally taught them how to rebel, step by step. All that conventional wisdom about stockpiling grain, building high walls, claiming the throne slowly, and lying low until the end before snatching the prize. Xu Xiao wanted none of it. He was going to be the first to step forward with his hundred unmatched warrior brothers. They would meet their foes head-on, end this chaotic age in the shortest time, with the fewest deaths and the smallest sacrifice, and carve out an age of peace for the people of the world. Heaven unleashes its demon army to punish injustice. The wronged kill the unjust, the unjust kill those who fight injustice, and those who fight injustice kill the unjust. Only when every injustice is slain will peace reign.