
A True Hero of Southern Ming
南明大丈夫
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
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- Qidian
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Old readers need more support
This book is much better than the previous one, and the author's writing is much better. He is working full-time now. Those who like this book, as well as old readers, should read the original version and support it so that we can read the whole story. Isn't this what it is?
"Wei Wujun March" also known as "Xiping Song"
A classic song born in the Battle of Xiping "Wei Wujun March" also known as "Xiping Song" .. Forward forward forward! Our team faces the sun, Stepping on the land of China, Carrying the hope of the world, We are an invincible force. We are the children of the common people, We are sons and daughters of China, Never fear, Never give in, Fight bravely, Until the Manchurian dogs are wiped out, The flag of Marshal Gao (Emperor Gao) was flying high. Listen! The wind is howling and the bugle is ringing, Listen! How loud our singing voices are! The brothers marched towards the battlefield of liberation in unison, The brothers marched to the frontier of China in unison, forward Forward! Our team faces the sun, Toward the final victory, To the unification of the world! Forward forward forward! Our team faces the sun, Stepping on the land of China, Carrying the hopes of the people, We are an invincible force. We are the children of the common people, We are sons and daughters of China, Never fear, Never give in, Fight bravely, Until the Manchurian dogs are wiped out, The flag of Marshal Gao (Emperor Gao) was flying high. Listen! The wind is howling and the bugle is ringing, Listen! How loud our singing voices are! The brothers marched towards the battlefield of liberation in unison, The brothers marched to the frontier of China in unison, forward Forward! Our team faces the sun, Toward the final victory, To the unification of the world! Go!!
These chapters describe the Qing army's combat effectiveness very well. You must know that Nerchinsk was also a semi-finished bastion at that time. The Qing army fought for more than half a year but failed to capture it. Instead, they besieged the fort until they ran out of food and surrendered. At that time, Nerchinsk's Tsarist Russia only had a few hundred people.
No one is allowed to doubt the escape ability of the prominent characters in this book!
Give Dodo some advice
Give Duduo a trick. If Duduo wants to make meritorious deeds, it's very simple. He only wanted the main force to confront Gao Jun, and quietly sent a partial division with tens of thousands of cavalry to make a surprise attack back to Germany, and wiped out Liu Heizi first. No matter how small a mosquito is, it is still meat. It can not only have meritorious service and give Duduo's brother an excuse to restore his title, but also eliminate Gao Yihuan's allies, gradually weakening Gao's strength layer by layer like peeling an onion. It can also scare Gao Jun, killing three birds with one stone. The Mongols were best at running tactics. During the Western Expedition, they often traveled hundreds of miles a day and suddenly appeared in front of unprepared Europeans. Emperor Yingzong of Tumubao was also captured by Ye Xian in this way. They have a dynamic rapid supply and logistics system handed down from their ancestors. Although the Mongols declined at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the system should not have been completely lost.
Seeing that everyone is discussing the issue of attacking Nanming, I just feel free to comment and comment on it as a family. Please refrain from personal attacks! In fact, the second brother's current situation is indeed a bit embarrassing. He can't annihilate Duduo's army without thinking, and he can't use up Nanming's pig teammates, so he is very passive! Therefore, many book friends feel that it is better to ignore Nan Ming's so-called Zhao'an and start killing directly, just like me in the Qing Dynasty or the intruders, I will defeat you! Shut up these so-called scholar-bureaucrats! In fact, I think that the second brother really wants to rob Nan Ming, show off his muscles, and let Nan Ming know the strength of the second brother and not dare to underestimate it, but he cannot let the second brother join the gang of thieves. What should I say? It is the second brother who, at least on the surface, looks toward them in the eyes of these so-called scholar-bureaucrats! And as some book friends said, the second brother went it alone, ignored the so-called Zhao'an, directly grabbed Nanming's territory as his own, and then turned it into his own strength. I think this should be a routine to directly compete for the world! Not to mention that the second brother is only the land of the three mansions. Even if he can quickly capture these territories, he will be just another intruder without the support of the people! To be honest, if Nanming puts the strategic focus on strangling the second brother at this time, and pays the Eight Banners, and lets the Eight Banners' second son Guan Ning cavalry, and the border army, if Desolation does not give the second brother a brainless trick, can the second brother hold on? ? ? ? The second brother Wei Wujun is great, but don't underestimate the Eight Banners and Ergouzi, as well as the supporting Nan Ming. Look at the map of China. How big is the land of the Three Prefectures on the map? As long as the protagonist can't catch his breath, it's just like a thief who defeated Xiangyang! ! ! ! Feel free to comment, everyone is welcome to discuss! Just don't spray me! ! !
Old Chen is seeking death.
If I were Lao Gao, I would probably give him Li Shanchang's treatment if I knew about this.
🤫 Let's make a bold prediction that the protagonist's brother Gao Yiyi will probably be buried in the Ming Dynasty. He is so cute.
Wang Jiaping dug up the protagonist's ancestral grave. As long as the Ming Dynasty dared to accept him, this was already an excuse to rebel against the Ming Dynasty.
The thief king in this life is so weak, except for saving the prince, he only does so much.