At the beginning, a kitchen knife can cut through 150,000 Japanese pirates.
In the 20th year of Wanli, Toyotomi Hideyoshi sent 150,000 troops to invade North Korea. The three capitals of Korea fell, and the king fled to the border to seek rescue from the Ming Dynasty.
Chen Lie traveled through time and became the leader of the Liaodong Ming Army - the lowest-level cook who didn't even have a saber, only a kitchen knife.
[Activation of the system of killing Japanese soldiers and seizing soldiers]
Kill the Japanese pirates and seize the troops.
Kill the ashigaru and capture an infantryman.
Kill the warriors and capture ten elites.
Kill the great names and seize an army of thousands of people!
During the Battle of Pyongyang, Chen Lie rushed into the Japanese pirate camp with a kitchen knife and killed the Japanese general Konishi Yukinacho's deputy with one knife.
In the bloody battle at Bokutokwan, 3,000 Ming army cavalry were surrounded by 60,000 Japanese troops. Chen Lie led his troops to break through the encirclement and kill the Japanese general Tachibana Munege.
From the Huotou Army to the General Soldier, from the kitchen knife to the Ming Dynasty standard saber, from the ten-man team to the ten-thousand-strong expeditionary force.
Toyotomi Hideyoshi? Cut.
Japan itself? Call over.
The Ming Expeditionary Force landed on Tsushima Island, the cavalry marched across Kyushu, and artillery blasted open Osaka Castle.
This kitchen knife made the furthest cut in Ming Dynasty.
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