A modern man accidentally passed through his soul and became the Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang at the beginning of Zhaoqing's supervision. At this time, the Qing army was marching through Lingnan, the Guangzhou Shaowu regime was in front, and Li Chengdong's army was pressing behind. The Chu and Wu parties in the court were fighting for power endlessly. The generals who supported the army had different intentions, but the original owner only had a cowardly reputation of "running away in the face of the wind".
He was well aware of the fate of defeat in the 16th year of Yongli's reign, and he also understood the natural dangers of the Xijiang River in the Zhaoqing Naval Camp, the opportunity to reverse Li Dingguo's Guilin victory, and the potential help of Zheng Chenggong's Southeast Navy. Abandoning the city and fleeing will only make the same mistakes again, while staying in a corner will eventually lead to death. So he tried his best to stabilize the situation of the DPRK, recruited people from all walks of life to strengthen the defense line, secretly joined forces with Li Dingguo to resist the Qing Dynasty, used modern strategic thinking to solve the dilemma, and used the support of the people to disintegrate the Qing army's offensive.
With the undercurrent of intrigues in the court and bloody battles on the battlefield, the former fugitive emperor transformed into the master who turned the tide. Let's see if this fate-defying change that started in Zhaoqing can reignite the Nanming war and restore the Han family's clothes to the Central Plains?
Reader comments
It's not bad. It's just that some people's names are repeated in some passages. But I won't be too harsh on the Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. Full five stars [shy][shy][shy]
Not bad, a relatively good Nanming novel, recommended
There are just over 300 chapters in more than two million words, which is amazing.
It's not bad. It's just that some people's names are repeated in some passages. But I won't be too harsh on the Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. Full five stars [shy][shy][shy]
Not bad, a relatively good Nanming novel, recommended
There are just over 300 chapters in more than two million words, which is amazing.
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Okay, the number of words in each chapter of yours is over five or six thousand.
Well written. Better than those writing about the Qing Dynasty