Zhenbei Hou: at the Beginning of Red Mansion, I Used the Border Army to Conquer the World

(Red Mansions + historical fiction + Ming Dynasty timeline) (Those who have not read Red Mansions can also watch it, the protagonist will not be trapped in the Jia Mansion Courtyard) (The low rating is because the new book has just started, and the ratings will go up later) If you feel that the early stage is dull, you can jump directly to Chapter 32 Once he traveled through time, he became a member of a hundred households in Zhenlu Pass, but unexpectedly discovered that he was a cousin of the Jia Mansion in Jinling. The Jia Yingchun who was about to be tortured to death by the "Zhongshan Wolf" was the cousin he had never met! Modern young man Qin Ling traveled to the Ming Dynasty and became a small member of a hundred households in the border area. He was troubled by internal and external troubles and had only a few soldiers. The Ming Dynasty has gone through a hundred years of ups and downs, and various shortcomings have emerged. The emperor is determined to reform, but is faced with difficulties. Qin Ling is deeply trusted by the emperor, and joins forces with the emperor to promote advantages and eliminate disadvantages, pushing the Ming Dynasty to an unprecedented height. However, he is well aware of the cruelty of history - Yingchun, who is trapped in the Jia family's prison, is moving step by step towards the tragic ending of being tortured to death in the original work. On one side are the turbulent court battles and the border wars sweeping the world; on the other side is the silent cry for help from the weak cousin in the courtyard of the Jia Mansion in Jinling. Qin Ling's left hand held a large number of troops, and he made great achievements in pacifying the Japanese pirates, the northern expedition to Oara, and the western expedition to the Western Regions. His right hand stirred up troubles, fought against powerful ministers, and broke up conspiracies, winning the trust of the emperor. He was finally able to point his sword at Jinling and unleash his thunderous fury against the cannibalistic feudal ethics: "Who dares to touch my cousin Qin Ling!" This is a grand story about a little man who changed his fate against the odds in the torrent of history, and guarded the tenderness of the Red Mansion with iron and blood at the border. It is a gorgeous chapter of the unity of the monarch and his ministers.