Late Ming Dynasty: Unemployed Postman, I Reorganized the Han Family

What was it like to be laid off from your job together with Li Zicheng? In the second year of Chongzhen's reign, Yu Zhao became a postman in Yinchuan. The monthly money was swallowed, the severance money was withheld, and the five taels of debt from the deceased father was rolled into twenty taels; if one step further, bandits would appear everywhere and the Ming Dynasty would be destroyed. Others just want to survive, but Yu Zhao started by asking for five taels of silver: fighting post officials, overthrowing wealthy gentry, recruiting refugees, building fortresses, smelting iron and collecting grain, and forcibly trained a group of desperate post soldiers into an iron army in troubled times. Li Zicheng invited him to raise the flag of rebellion together, but Yu Zhao only replied: "You become King Chuang, and I will show the world another way." This time, Lu Xiangsheng did not have to die alone, Sun Chuanting did not have to hate Tongguan, and the Ming Dynasty did not necessarily die in Meishan!