A True Hero of Southern Ming

This book is a significant improvement over the previous one; the author has written much better. He's now a full-time writer, so if you like this book, and if you're a long-time reader, please read the official version and support him so we can all finish the story, right?

A classic song born from the Battle of Xiping "The March of the Wei Army" is also known as "Xiping Melody". Forward, forward, forward! Our team marches toward the sun. Standing on the land of China Bearing the hopes of the world, We are an invincible force. We are the children of the people. We are sons and daughters of China. Never fear Never yield. Fight bravely,

These chapters portray the Qing army's fighting strength as too formidable. It's important to remember that Nerchinsk was only a partially completed fortress at the time; the Qing army besieged it for over half a year without success, eventually surrendering when they ran out of food. At that time, the Russian forces at Nerchinsk numbered only a few hundred.

No one can doubt the escape abilities of the prominent characters in this book!

Here's a suggestion for Dorgon. Dorgon wants to make a name for himself, right? It's simple: pick the weakest target. As long as his main force is locked in a stalemate with Gao Jun, he can secretly send a detachment of about 10,000 cavalry to launch a surprise attack on Guide and wipe out Liu Heizi first. Even a small mosquito is still meat.

Seeing everyone discussing the issue of attacking the Southern Ming, I'll just write a casual commentary as well. This is just my personal opinion, and I hope for a harmonious review, so please refrain from personal attacks! In fact, the second brother's current situation is indeed a bit awkward.

Could the author please stop killing these civil officials so readily? These people could be exiled. A newly established country already has few talented individuals; it's such a waste to kill them. The harsh north needs many civil officials, as do the Yarkand region and the Northeast. After exile, establish rules that they cannot return to the capital without merit.

If I were Lao Gao, I'd probably treat him like Li Shanchang if I knew about this.

🤫 I'd boldly predict that the protagonist's brother, Gao Yi, will probably be buried alive with the Ming Dynasty. He's so foolish.

Wang Jiaping dug up the protagonist's ancestral graves; if the Ming Dynasty dared to take him in, this would be a pretext for rebelling against the Ming Dynasty.