In Hunhe, Qi Jin led the Qi Army to fight a bloody battle with the Baigan soldiers and the Eight Banners. The battle severely damaged the Eight Banners. With all their ammunition and food supplies exhausted, the Qi Army and the Baigan soldiers were completely annihilated. In order to save the last trace of the Qi Army's fire, Qi Jin asked his son Qi Yuangong to break out and find a chance to take revenge.
Modern Qi Yuangong accidentally traveled to Qi Yuangong in the late Ming Dynasty. In the troubled times of Tianqi, Qi Yuangong directly joined Wei Zhongxian's eunuch party without saying anything.
The sun, moon, mountains and rivers will always be there, and the country of the Ming Dynasty will always be there. Let's see how Qi Yuangong relied on the wisdom of later generations to destroy the slaves, defeat the rebels, and finally became the first king of a different surname in the Ming Dynasty.
