Robbery

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, peasant rebels rose up and the Eight Banners cavalry swept through Liaodong. The land of China is full of smoke and war, the country is devastated, and the country is on the verge of collapse. At that time, Long Feng, the head of the Longning Escort Bureau, died, and Long Wu, the head of the Ningyuan branch, was about to go to the capital for the funeral. Wu Sangui, the commander-in-chief of Liaodong, met secretly and asked him to hand over the "Seven Hatreds" written by Nurhaci intact to Shi Kefa, the minister of the Ministry of War of Nanjing, who was in the capital at that time. It is related to the reversal of the overall situation and the peace between the enemy and ourselves. Long Wu led more than a hundred people in the escort agency to embark on a journey full of hardships and sufferings in the name of attending funerals. All robberies and attacks they encountered on the way were called "robberies."