[No System] [Not the Holy Mother] [Decisive Killing] [Struggle for Hegemony in the Late Ming Dynasty] [Hardcore Research]
According to history books, Cao Bianjiao died early.
The first thing he did when he traveled back in time was to tear up the history book.
The second thing was to fish out his uncle Cao Wenzhao who should have died in the battle from the pile of dead people.
In the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, bandits were like locusts, factions were fighting like swords, and the emperor was suspicious.
He trained troops, farmed fields, established military laws, and made firecrackers.
Anyone who deducts military rations will be killed. Those who steal people's food, stick. The spies who are complicit in thieves shall be killed.
Eighty steps away, a gun shot through the double-layered cotton armor. The court didn't want this Cao family gun, so he used it himself.
But in the Ming Dynasty, being able to fight is not a skill, being able to survive is.
Some people take the credit for winning battles, some secretly report for his fame, and some take the credit for his high merit. He secretly hides firearms.
Loyal ministers died one by one in the hands of their own people.
That would be disloyal.
Three thousand soldiers, ten muskets, one city.
From today on, he will set the rules in this world.
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The writing style is getting better and better, and the story chapters and narrative methods are getting better and better.
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The character of the Han family, a wave of support
I scolded Ming, but actually I hoped he would have a happy ending.
The writing style is getting better and better, and the story chapters and narrative methods are getting better and better.
The beginning is fascinating, keep reading👀
The character of the Han family, a wave of support
I scolded Ming, but actually I hoped he would have a happy ending.