Thirty-year-old modern engineer Chen Yanhun passed into the home of the young master of Silk Village, and when he opened his eyes, he ran into the Qing army massacre. Chen Yan, who escaped from Yangzhou, traveled south with three servants and a blood debt written in his bones. Zhenjiang was defeated, Nanjing fell, and the emperor ran away. He completely recognized the reality: this old world cannot be saved, it must be overthrown and started over. He led the troops into the Jinggang Mountains of Jiangxi Province, where they lurked in the deep mountains, trained troops, and spread red ideas. Using blast furnaces and blunderbuss, regulations and doctrines, he ignited an unprecedented revolution in the East in the seventeenth century.
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The idea is good, but it's a bit nondescript. The author wanted to write a long story, so he spent so much money in the early stage. He knew that no one in the group at the end of the Ming Dynasty could fight as long as they copied the leader's homework. The author tried his best to increase the villain's combat power, just for the sake of writing a long story. He is a bandit, and he also knows how to last-hit each one. He is awesome.
It's true and objective, not a brainless piece of writing.