Late Ming Dynasty: Helping the Ming Dynasty to Fall

In the third year of Chongzhen, Suide in northern Shaanxi. Fang Qing, a veteran, bungee jumped and became a poor family. He had twenty-eight men, seven dying horses, a pile of rusty knives, and only enough food for seven days. This start was worse than his small restaurant. She took in the bark-gnawing young man Li Dingguo, subdued the fierce general Cao Bianjiao, and gathered a group of fools around him - intelligence Wang Qing, boring gourd Wang Man, Shen Qing who threw stones and blew bamboo sticks, and cold-faced accountant Su Tan'er. When he had no food, he asked grain merchants to "borrow" it, and when he had no weapons, he made steel by himself, built a water mill, opened a tofu mill, and planted thousands of kilograms of sweet potatoes per acre. While the court was still wrangling, rogue bandits were rising, and Hou Jin was knocking on the gate, Fang Qing had already forged a Folang machine gun, practiced a mandarin duck formation, and led a group of mud-legged men to change their lives on the Loess Plateau. The emperor wanted to eat his sweet potatoes, Dongchang stared at his firearms, and Sun Chuanting called him brothers. There is only one thing he has to do - to save this rotten Daming. It's funny and nonsensical, and the group portraits are passionate. See how the retired soldier built infrastructure, played with firearms, farmed and raised soldiers in the late Ming Dynasty, and turned the Chongzhen Dynasty into a prosperous age.