Saving the Ming: Starting as a Marquis Without a Fief

It's just a wish-fulfillment story. Without a solid economic foundation, building a strong army is just a dream. If you rebel, you can at least build up your beliefs. This is a systemic collapse; a military officer who is guarded against and despised is truly useless.

Should we rebel or simply save the Ming dynasty, without the emperor, the local tyrants and gentry, and the useless ministers?

The new book is out, so please feel free to follow and invest. Since my first book, I have never missed a day of updating!

At that time, the only way to deal with foreigners was to treat them as "barbarians," not "foreigners." Even in the late Qing Dynasty, they were still learning from the barbarians' superior techniques to control them; not to mention before that.

I've already invested. Keep up the good work, author! I hope it gets published soon.

Portrait of Wang Hongyu

Judging from the synopsis, it seems to involve collaboration with Wei Zhongxian; I won't bother reading this book.

The year 1621, the first year of the Tianqi reign, was a year in which the Ming Dynasty took a sharp turn for the worse. In the spring of 1621, the bloody Battle of Hunhe and Nurhaci's capture of Liaoyang and Shenyang led to the Later Jin occupying the two largest cities in Liaodong and annihilating the last wave of field armies of the Ming Dynasty's southern army and the three border regions…

Well written! Looking forward to more wonderful performances!

The author must be short, 183cm tall and 150kg, how could he think that 150kg is strong and can be a martial arts champion?