Jin Yiwei at the End of the Ming Dynasty: Detailed Work on Killing Jiannu at the Beginning

In the late Ming Dynasty, Liaodong was surrounded by spies. Li Ruolian, who traveled through time and became one of the hundreds of Jin Yiwei families, woke up just as the enemy's hidden stakes penetrated Ji Town, intending to open the country on the eve of the Jisi Revolution. Relying on the memory of modern information science, he set up passwords, built dark networks, and deployed countermeasures. Starting from the detailed investigation, he gradually tore apart the dark sky that shrouded the Ming Dynasty. Wearing the flying fish suit, he walks between the court and the battlefield with wisdom and courage. He saw through Donglin's partisan strategy that harmed the country, dismantled the smuggling network of Shanxi merchants collaborating with the enemy, and even rebuilt the eyes and ears in Liaodong so that enemy military aircraft could not hide. The improvement of flintlock guns, maritime trade to support war, and the construction of forts on Pi Dao... Continued the iron-blooded life of the Ming Dynasty with a layout that transcended the times. From the imperial prison to the white mountains and black waters, from investigating crimes alone to taking charge of the intelligence network, he is both the sword in the emperor's hands and the shield of the soldiers on the frontier. When Huang Taiji's cavalry pressed on, Li Ruolian had already laid a dragnet. ——The flying fish suit is not stained with innocent blood, and the embroidered spring knife only kills the thieves who steal the country. In this life, I will protect my Chinese clothes with my body of brocade.