Ming Dynasty: Seventeenth Year of Liaodong

Name: Ming Dynasty: Seventeenth Year of Liaodong
Author: Early

明未：辽东十七年

by Early (早时)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 413k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Audience: Male
Updated: 1d ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[History + War + Plot + Tragedy] In the forty-sixth year of Wanli, Qinghe City was destroyed. Seventeen-year-old Lin Yuanzhi was forced into the cellar by his father and witnessed the tragic death of his entire family through the cracks in the boards. A Han man who was searching for corpses found him, looked at each other, put down the straw mat, and left silently. The compassion at that moment was the last remaining trace of humanity in Liaodong. The Saerhu was defeated, and the Ming army's firearms became scrap metal due to moisture from the gunpowder. He shot the first arrow of revenge in the rout, piercing the eyes of the white-armored soldiers of the Eight Banners. He thought that as long as the bow and horse were strong enough, he could defend the broken mountains and rivers. But he was wrong. For seventeen years, he guarded the isolated city, captured spies, and trained new troops, rising from a small banner to a general. He watched with his own eyes as Xiong Tingbi was sent to nine places, and his widow cried, "My master died not as a slave, but in a temple." He knelt outside the Meridian Gate and witnessed Yuan Chonghuan being executed for 3,600 knives, and the people in the capital rushed to buy meat to eat. At that moment, the word "loyalty to the king" in his heart shattered to pieces. Jiashen was in national calamity, Chongzhen died for his country, and Wu Sangui shaved his head and surrendered to the Qing Dynasty. He led his remaining troops to fight thousands of miles away, only to find that the monarchs and ministers of the Southern Ming Dynasty were still killing each other...

Reader comments

The author writes very well, but some people start making blind comments after half an hour of reading. It's really irritating.
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It's good to read, but it's too slow. It's the first time I've read a book written by the author. I really like the writing style.
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Very close to historical facts
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