Among the generals of the Ming Dynasty, Jin Wang Li Dingguo was the most fierce.
He started out in the wilderness and was once a bandit, but when his country was ruined and his family was destroyed, he carried the last banner of the Southern Ming Dynasty to resist the Qing Dynasty.
Kong Youde was forced to death at the foot of Guilin City; Ni Kan was beheaded in front of the Hengzhou formation. These two battles were unprecedented martial arts achievements in the 270 years of the Ming Dynasty.
However, the sky is not bright, Sun Ke hopes for internal strife, and the generals are restrained. In the end, the success is defeated, and he hates the border.
This book is not to overturn the verdict of the bandit, but to record how a hero sticks to his loyalty in a desperate situation until the last drop of blood is shed.
I would like to dedicate this book to the lonely minister Li Dingguo who "will not surrender even if he is allowed to die in the wilderness".
