The Rise and Fall of the Late Ming Dynasty

In the winter of the second year of Chongzhen, Li Da, a modern special soldier, woke up on horseback and became a personal soldier under Cao Wenzhao, the best general in the late Ming Dynasty. He knew that he was in the end of the world, and that most of the frontier soldiers around him would not survive more than a few years. He couldn't change Daming's life, but he decided to save every one he could. From the bloody battle at Guangqumen to the thousands-mile campaign against bandits in the northwest, from attacking 20,000 people at night with 500 men to being killed alone in the heavy snow. Only a veteran's marksmanship, a rusty waist knife, and four hundred years of loneliness