Bandits in the Late Ming Dynasty

Damn it, aren't pirates all ship owners? Thieves and merchants don't know how to change it?

Have you read more than thirty chapters and haven't read a single one?

We are both writing about the history of the late Ming Dynasty, so let's encourage each other!

It's too idealistic. If I can't defeat you, I'll sink your ship and cut off your supplies. Will you hand over the formula or not?

[The big boss's ten thousand orders! Using precious land to promote his own work "Xie Ming"! The book has a million words. Readers, if you have free time, you are welcome to take a look! Introduction: At the end of the Ming Dynasty, on the eve of Li Zicheng's invasion of Beijing... The guerrilla general Xiao Jingchuan of the Shenji Camp in Beijing fled with the prince! Go all the way into the mountains and forests, pass through the south of Ji, recruit troops and horses, and go south to ascend the throne! But there are slaves from outside entering the pass, and the rogue bandits are in trouble! The four towns in the north of the Yangtze River cannot be defeated internally. The DPRK and Chinese parties are fighting against each other, and internal strife will continue! How to break the chaos in the late Ming Dynasty? The Ming Dynasty is exhausted, don't be afraid! The winner can also be someone else!