The Hakka Army of the Late Ming

Breaking out of the traditional cliché of fighting for hegemony in the late Ming Dynasty, the story is based on the Hakka people in southern Jiangxi. The protagonist started from scratch, settled in the fields, and trained and strengthened the army. Galloping across the Guangdong Sea and Fujian territory, expelling foreign enemies, expanding territory to the south, and going north to fight against the Qing Dynasty. It is full of historical details, takes into account the friendship between family and country and the warmth of children, and the war scenes are grand, making it a passionate read.

Focusing on the southeastern land in the late Ming Dynasty, it started from a small local power step by step with difficulty. Train troops to suppress bandits, go to sea to expand borders, and fight against foreign forces. The book not only contains stories about conquests and wars, but also about human relationships in the world. The ideals of family and country are intertwined with the bonds between children, making it very immersive to read.

This book is based on the historical events of Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangdong and Taiwan in the late Ming Dynasty. It tells the story of a good Hakka family who traveled through time and developed farming, fought against the rebellion and formed an army, suppressed the bandits in the Guangdong Sea, fought against the Dutch in the Taiwan Strait, and the Battle of Liaoluowan Yongxing Civil War, Zheng Zhilong, pirate Li Kuiqi, Zhong Bin, Liu Xiang, Dutch East India Company, Spain, Portugal and other maritime forces There is a conflict between corrupt officials and serving the country and the people. There is a contrast between officers and soldiers acting like bandits and the rebels saving the people. There are childhood sweethearts and husband and wife who share the same heart There is love and hatred There is joy in reunion and pain in parting There are all kinds of characters, waiting for everyone to read Now we have written the ending of Liu Xiang, the last sea pirate on the southeast coast. What will happen next? Please wait and see

The perspective is super new! Jumping out of the troubled times in the north, focusing on the Hakka power in the southeast in the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist starts from scratch, farms and trains soldiers, suppresses the invaders and fights against the Dutch, opens up the Taiwan Strait, and then goes north to fight against the Qing Dynasty. It combines the passion for family and country with the warmth of children. Friends who like the history of the struggle for hegemony in the late Ming Dynasty should not miss it. [Like][Bookshelf plus one]

A time-travel historical text about the late Ming Dynasty with a novel perspective. The story jumps out of the northern battlefield and focuses on the Hakka land in the southeast. The protagonist travels through time and settles in a Hakka family in southern Jiangxi. He starts from a small inspection department, steadily cultivates farming and trains soldiers, and gradually grows in power. Suppress pirates, fight against the Dutch, develop treasure islands, and send troops north to fight against the Qing Dynasty. The plot combines real history such as the Yongxing Civil War and the Fujian-Guangdong Naval War. It contains both the passionate battle for family and country, and the warm daily life accompanied by childhood sweethearts. The writing is thick and realistic, and the characters are flesh and blood, completely outlining a magnificent epic struggle for hegemony in the southeastern land in the late Ming Dynasty.

The author's writing style is calm and delicate, without piling up rhetoric or deliberately sensationalizing. The details such as environmental description, psychological description, action and demeanor are handled accurately. A few strokes can heighten the mood and conceal clues, which not only serves the plot but also enhances the texture of the text. The characters are touching and touching! Good!

Traveling through troubled times, a small patrol inspector started his business, stationed in the fields and trained troops, and worked steadily. There is no exaggeration of black technology, but step by step it accumulates strength and rebuilds Xinhan. There is a certain historical basis, the atmosphere of the scholar in troubled times is full, the characters behave realistically, and it is a passionate read.

It's a pretty good book, a slow-burning novel, worth reading carefully. Although it is a time-travel story, it is by no means a cheating story. Following Liu Bao, he becomes familiar with the various aspects of urban life in the late Ming Dynasty, and gradually opens up a larger social picture as he grows up. It's nice to read, and you can see from the lines that the author is very attentive, and must have checked a lot of historical materials.

The story of the Hakka people in southern Jiangxi and even eastern Guangdong is one of the most legendary ethnic groups among the Han ethnic groups. They faced hardships, cut through thorns, and continued to develop overseas. But in real history, they had too many disagreements. The legendary Lan Fong Company was annexed by the Dutch, and the Ha Tien Kingdom became the Jiading of Vietnam. In this book, readers can make up for these regrets and imagine another future for the development of Han civilization.

Combining the history of the three provinces of Jiangxi, Fujian and Guangdong from the seventh year of Apocalypse to the Chongzhen period and then to the Nanming period, the stories of two generations of the Liu family The plot behind is more exciting Volume 1 Farming Development Volume 2: War-torn Sadness Volume Three: Fujian Land Enters the Sea The world of mortals is sentimental and hidden, but people don't know it if they don't encounter ups and downs. In the end, the bamboo horses circle the green plum blossoms, and the mountains are high and the sea is far away to prevent lovesickness!