Late Ming: Five Hundred Heavy Cavalry Arrive Monthly to Counterattack from Yunnan

Late Ming power struggle + reclaiming the homeland + political intrigue + resisting the Qing + careful, step-by-step planning + famous generals at his side + no mindless troop-spamming

Lin Dong opens his eyes and finds himself in 1662, at Bizi Slope. Wu Sangui is about to strangle the Yongli Emperor to death, and Lin has only twenty-three battered soldiers under his command.

The System activates, providing five hundred heavy cavalry or one thousand light cavalry each month.

Armored heavy cavalry appear out of thin air, and from the start, Wu Sangui, the treacherous turncoat, is slain! The Qing troops are so terrified their legs go weak.

Rewards for great battles bring upgrades, allowing him to summon China’s famous generals to wipe out the Tartars.

Among the civil officials are Zhuge Liang, Wang Meng, Liu Yan, Xu Guangqi, and firearms expert Zhao Shizhen...

Among the military commanders are Chang Yuchun, Xiang Yu, Li Bao, Qi Jiguang, Li Jing, and Su Dingfang...

The supposedly invincible Eight Banners cavalry are beaten into frightened rabbits, never daring to face me in open battle again.

Wu Sangui, Loto, Yuele, and Hong Chengchou are replaced one after another, but one thing never changes: every time, they are crushed to dust by my army.

Chang Yuchun is summoned in Chapter 51; Xiang Yu is summoned in Chapter 89