Xuanfu Town is the first town in the west of Beijing and the first among the Nine Borders of the Ming Dynasty.
Lin Bei accidentally traveled from the 21st century. He has no protagonist aura, only a heart that wants to get things done.
He spent fourteen years building city walls, developing water conservancy projects, building charity warehouses, setting up academies, and opening mutual markets, turning a dilapidated border town into the strongest fortress in the north.
In the Tumubao Incident, 200,000 Ming troops were destroyed and the emperor was captured. Wala's army came to the city, and the people in the city looked at him.
He stood on the tower, with the capital behind him and a hundred thousand cavalry in front of him.
"The country is more important than the ruler."
A border town epic about a small character, a forgotten past event of the Ming Dynasty.
Reader comments
Many people write about the Ming Dynasty and only write about the battles in the court, but this book focuses on the Xuanfu, "the first of the nine sides of the Ming Dynasty". The book's description of the customs and customs of the frontier and the life of the military and civilians is very solid. It allows us to see, in addition to the Forbidden City in Beijing, the frontier people who transfused blood for the Ming Dynasty in the bitter cold land.
If you are tired of reading mindless slapstick novels and want to find a novel that can calm you down, feel the pulse of history, and experience the fun of infrastructure construction, "The First Mansion in West Beijing" is definitely the biggest surprise this month. It tells us: A hero does not necessarily have to be earth-shattering. The greatest legend is to protect a common people in troubled times.
Many people write about the Ming Dynasty and only write about the battles in the court, but this book focuses on the Xuanfu, "the first of the nine sides of the Ming Dynasty". The book's description of the customs and customs of the frontier and the life of the military and civilians is very solid. It allows us to see, in addition to the Forbidden City in Beijing, the frontier people who transfused blood for the Ming Dynasty in the bitter cold land. If you are tired of reading mindless slapstick novels and want to find a novel that can calm you down, feel the pulse of history, and experience the fun of infrastructure construction, "The First Mansion in West Beijing" is definitely the biggest surprise this month. It tells us: A hero does not necessarily have to be earth-shattering. The greatest legend is to protect a common people in troubled times.