Hou Men's Bones of War: Traveling through Yang Yuchun's iron-blooded journey
The soul of a modern military blogger travels back in time to the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and becomes Yang Yuchun, a young man from a poor family whose family is in decline and whose mother is seriously ill.
Equipped with a modern military knowledge base and the physique of a blessed general who has "never been injured in hundreds of battles in his life" recorded in history books, he grasped two golden fingers and fought his way out of the desperate situation in Shu. He crushed the banner men's children in the martial arts competition, used dimension reduction tactics to defeat the enemy on the battlefield, put down the rebellion in Shifengbao, drove out the bandits in Tibet, pacified Miao in Hunan and Guizhou, suppressed the bandits with the White Lotus Sect, put down the rebellion in Ningshan and Shaanxi, and settled the Zhanggeer rebellion... He rose through the ranks with his military exploits, from a horseman to a first-class Zhaoyong Marquis, from a minor general to the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, and he walked an iron-blooded road to become a marquis.
Above the court, the undercurrent of strife between the Manchus and the Han Dynasty surged, and political enemies surrounded him and set up traps; outside the battlefield, the love between ancestors and grandchildren, the love between husband and wife, the love between brothers, and the love between father and son were intertwined. They were his support in the trough and his destination in glory.
He protected the peace of his family and the prosperity of his family, and with the wisdom of two generations, he wrote a legend of unparalleled loyalty and courage in the territory of the Qing Dynasty.
When the manuscript of "Weapons for Victory" is rediscovered a hundred years later, what kind of secrets across time and space will be revealed by the traces of modern tactics between the lines?
