The Long Sword of the Southern Ming Dynasty Drinks Blood and Determines the World

Li Zicheng, the king of the Chuang Dynasty, led his troops to conquer Beijing. At this time when dynasties were changing, the Qing Dynasty suddenly entered the country without warning, and the war that determined China's fate for the next two hundred years officially began. Many heroic figures such as Shi Kefa and Li Dingguo emerged among them, who did not hesitate to sacrifice their lives for the cause of fighting. Loyal ministers, good generals, traitors and traitors all appeared one after another. This book mainly tells how Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong and other peasant rebels were eliminated by the Qing army, and how did the peasant army transform into an anti-Qing force? How did the small court of the Southern Ming Dynasty, which was relatively peaceful, fight against the Qing Dynasty? How did the struggle fail?