Southern Ming: Child Soldiers from the Start, Shouldering the Weight of the Realm

The Southern Ming Dynasty had only two heroes: Sun Kewang and Liu Wenxiu.

Will the protagonist become emperor later in the story? As a modern person, I'm naturally rebellious. 😁😁😁

Going to the national crisis

After writing a hundred chapters, I haven't seen the protagonist's political program. He's just floundering in a quagmire, without a base, economic income, or development. He's just using war to sustain war, which is simply courting death!

The Grand General Who Conquered the Barbarians of the Southern Ming Dynasty The Flying General of Longcheng still lives on; he will not return until the enemy's cavalry is defeated!

An indigenous language, no cheat codes, no tech tree, relying entirely on intelligence to dominate in ancient times—its readability is questionable.

I don't want to read it. The last book was abandoned, and this one is probably going to be the same.

If you can even bear to send your own child to the battlefield, then you, the main character, should probably just be buried somewhere sooner rather than later!

With that bunch of hold-backs in the Southern Ming Dynasty, going it alone is absolutely impossible. Whether the protagonist can defy fate depends on how he performs.

The historical facts surrounding Mao Wenlong and Yuan Doudou are disputed! If the author dares to write nonsense, they will definitely lose followers.