In the 40th year of Qianlong's reign, Huafeng, the leader of the Han Army's flag-fired army, returned.
In his previous life, he was loyal to the emperor and served the country, but ended up in a different place; in this life, he realized that it is better to be a powerful minister than to be a loyal minister, and to be oneself is worse than being a powerful minister.
The broken "Fragments of the Battle" in my mind can glimpse fragments of the future, giving me a splitting headache every time I use it. But he took this as a step-by-step plan: counterattacking the corrupt officials, eradicating the literary and cruel officials, reorganizing the firearms camp, and playing games with the prince under the Nine Gates...
When the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty exclaimed, "The Han people have rebelled," Hua Feng was already on horseback and holding a blunderbuss, standing in front of the Meridian Gate of the Forbidden City, with a torrent of Manchu and Han cavalry behind him.
In this life, what he wants is not to follow the dragon's merits, but to change the world.
