I Transmigrated to the End of the Ming Dynasty: From Border Guard to a Legendary Warlord

The Ming court is beset by internal and external troubles: rebel forces rise everywhere, led by Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong; the Later Jin in Liaodong, later known as the Qing, watches hungrily; and factional strife tears through the court.

The Liaodong border army is weak, its soldiers have gone unpaid for years, and its commanders are either afraid to fight or hoard their troops for their own ends.

Natural disasters strike one after another: severe drought, locust plagues, and epidemics leave the people in misery.

The realm is in turmoil, and rival warlords contend for supremacy. Whoever can restore order will rule the realm.