Introduction to the novel "Guanhe Sun and Moon"
Ji Hao, a graduate student in the Department of History, accidentally traveled through time when he was checking historical materials. It coincided with the Jiashen Revolution in the 17th year of Chongzhen's reign, and he fell into the battlefield of Shanhaiguan. At this time, the Dashun army had just retreated, the Qing army was already approaching the city, and Guan Ning's army was scarred. Wu Sangui's intention to surrender to the Qing Dynasty gradually became apparent, and the mountains and rivers of China were about to usher in the darkest moment of being trampled by iron hoofs.
Ji Hao, who was injured in his left arm and was reduced to a soldier, relied on the historical memories in his mind to break into Wu Sangui's field of vision with a "strategy to defeat the enemy" in the critical situation where the city was about to be destroyed, and was lucky enough to postpone the Qing army's offensive. But he knew very well that a temporary tactical victory could not change the historical inertia of surrendering to the Qing Dynasty. The bloody shadows of Yangzhou Tenth and Jiading Three Massacres were already hovering in the distance.
Starting from the ruins of Shanhaiguan, Ji Hao struggled to survive in troubled times with his injured body. He gathered stragglers, contacted martyrs, used modern knowledge to improve ordnance, improve military discipline, and created a glimmer of hope under the iron heel of the Qing army. Faced with Wu Sangui's repeated rebellion, Nan Ming's internal strife, and the ups and downs of the peasant army, he used his meager efforts to connect the fires of the Han family and raised the banner of "anti-Qing and restoration of Ming" in desperate situations.
This is a lonely struggle: from the bloody battle at the border to the war in the south of the Yangtze River, from the rise in the grass to the game in the court, Ji Hao not only has to deal with the ruthless Eight Banners, but also contends with the decadent old forces. Can he rewrite the tragedy of "shaving his hair and changing clothes"? Can the sun and moon be restored to the broken mountains and rivers? Let's see how a soul from the future burns out the last ray of light and heat for the survival of civilization in the blood-fire purgatory of the late Ming Dynasty.
Purpose: History