Dragon Flag in the Late Ming Dynasty: from Song Jin's Comeback to the Sun Never Sets

In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, at the Songjin battlefield, the Ming army was defeated like a mountain. Military researcher Zhao Yanhun traveled through hundreds of households in the late Ming Dynasty, with an iron arrow from the Qing army stuck in his chest. When he opened his eyes, he saw hell. The left hand is the bloody feud in Yangzhou for ten days, and the right hand is the foreshadowing of a century of humiliation in modern times. "Do you want the children of the Han family to have their heads shaved and change their clothes? Do you want the land of Kyushu to be reduced to the chopping block of the great powers?" "Fuck destiny!" Pulling out the arrow, filling the gun, and pulling the trigger - the first flintlock gun roared in his hand, turning three hundred Qing cavalry into flesh. From the remnants of Songjin to a million-strong army, he only took three steps: 1. Make guns, cast cannons, and train new troops to make red cannons an outdated toy; 2. Set sail, cross the ocean, travel thousands of miles, and turn Southeast Asia into your own backyard; 3. The dragon flag refers to all Han territories: crush the eight flags, defeat the Japanese pirates, overturn the European fleet, and let the national title "Ming" be engraved on the global map! This time, there is no survival, only a comeback of iron and fire; This time, the sun of the Han Dynasty will never set! (The beginning is the peak, push all the way, specializing in all kinds of dissatisfaction, it is so exciting that it will explode!)