Late Ming Dynasty: Hunting in the Barren Mountains and Accidentally Becoming a Warlord

Traveling through Liaodong in the late Ming Dynasty, he became a deserter from the defeated border army. In the ice and snow, people died of hunger everywhere. Behind them were Jianzhou Rangers chasing them, while in front there were ferocious beasts and poisonous insects blocking the way. A hellish start? Fortunately, Chen Mo awakened his "structural analysis" ability. See through the stress point of the hunting bow at a glance, and use the hand to rub the compound repeating crossbow; understand the flaws in the trap mechanism, and counterattack Jianzhou without stopping at night; analyze the forging tolerances of iron tools, and create heavy armor that spans the ages. In this troubled world where people's lives are like grass and grass, Chen Mo does not seek to be heard by the princes, but only wants to have a good meal. So he started by improving an old hunting bow and worked step by step. When Jianzhou's army pressed on, they were horrified to find that there was a war fortress equipped with modern guns and cannons hidden in this old forest.