Traveling through the desperate situation of the Ming Dynasty, he became Tie Mo, the bandit leader. Faced with the conspiracy of the Later Jin cavalry and Shanxi merchants, he fought back with his knowledge beyond his time, captured the military fortress out of wisdom, and was involved in the whirlpool of history. Starting from eighteen people, he dealt with corrupt frontier troops, cruel Tartars and deceitful wealthy merchants, and made his way out of the bloody fire of the late Ming Dynasty. See how little people stir up the world's chess game, from bandits to world masters. This is a story about a time traveler who used firearms, passion, and tactics to survive and finally achieve hegemony in the bloody dawn of the second year of Chongzhen.
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The author's narrative in classical Chinese is okay, but
The author's narrative in classical Chinese is okay, but