In the early years of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty, which was suffering from internal and external troubles, was like a candle in the wind. The modern young man Zhu Ning accidentally traveled through time and became the body of a run-down clan who was expelled from the clan and suffered from hunger and cold.
At that time, refugees were everywhere and bandits were rampant. The sound of a gunshot not only frightened the bandits who were burning, killing and looting, but also shattered his fear of troubled times. He knows very well that in this era when human life is at stake, only strength can control destiny, and only power can save the dying Ming Dynasty.
Relying on a superficial understanding of modern military tactics and the deterrent power of the "magic soldiers" in his hands, Zhu Ning started by protecting his neighbors and recruiting refugees, and gradually established a well-disciplined armed force. He used the sound of gunfire to break the shackles of the old order: suppress banditry, quell rebellion, and open up a living space in the gap between the government and the rebels; he improved agricultural tools and promoted new grains to save his followers from famine; he also recruited talents with a forward-looking vision and integrated modern management concepts into the military and territorial governance.
From a small force in the countryside, to a feudal lord, to an overlord who shakes the court, Zhu Ning's every step is accompanied by gunshots and changes. He not only had to face the eager gaze of the post-Jin cavalry, but also had to resolve the party strife within the court; he had to balance the interests of the traditional gentry and the emerging classes, and while adhering to the foundation of China, he had to introduce technologies and ideas that transcended the times.
One shot of official shooting penetrates the fog of troubled times; two Brownings guard the hope of ZTE. Let's see how Zhu Ning, a down-and-out clan member, used modern firearms as the key to open the most magnificent road to rebirth in the Ming Dynasty, and in the baptism of blood and fire, he built an unprecedentedly powerful empire.
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A rare piece of plain text that doesn't confuse your wits
A rare piece of plain text that doesn't confuse your wits