Wan Ming: Starting from the Opposition Marquis

It can only be said to be a cool article. Without an economic foundation, building a strong army is just a dream. If you rebel, you can also build your beliefs. This is a systemic collapse. A military attache who is guarded and despised by others is really useless.

To rebel or just to save the country and not to abandon the emperor, those local tyrants, evil gentry and useless ministers?

A new book is released, please feel free to pay attention and invest. Since the first work, there has never been a record of continuous updates!

At that time, only foreigners were treated as barbarians, not foreigners. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, they learned skills from the barbarians to control them, let alone before.

Already invested, come on author, hope it will be available soon

Portrait of Wang Hongyu

It's so well written, I look forward to more exciting performances!

1621, The first year of Tianqi, was a year when the Ming Dynasty took a turn for the worse. In the spring of 1621, during the bloody battle of Hunhe and Nurhaci's capture of Shenyang, Liaoyang, the Later Jin Dynasty occupied the two largest cities in Liaodong, and also annihilated the Ming Southern Army and the last field armies of the three sides since Wanli. It was not until much later that the Ming Dynasty trained a new field army. In the autumn of 1621, after losing the deterrence of the Sichuan army, the She'an Rebellion broke out and lasted for more than ten years. Since then, the Ming Dynasty has consumed 3 to 5 million taels of silver every year, which is close to a Guanning defense line. It can be said that in 1621, the field army was lost, the southwest spent a lot of money for more than ten years, and the Ming Dynasty completely lost its initiative. Wang Hongyu's three goals are to reverse the bloody battle of Hunhe River and the She'an Rebellion in 1621. Everyone is welcome to participate in the discussion~

Judging from the introduction, it's a collaboration with Wei Zhongxian, so I won't read this book.

You have a bigger brain than me, 😂

The author must be a dwarf, weighing 183 and 150 pounds. How could he think that weighing 150 pounds is powerful enough to win the top prize in martial arts?

Is it to assist Mingwen or is the protagonist striving for hegemony and becoming emperor?

I've read Chapter 6 and it's okay. I want to ask the protagonist if he will become the emperor later?