Late Ming: It's Over, My Godfather Is the Rebel King

The identity of the protagonist cannot be revealed at all. Unless Li Zhicheng is dead, there is no way to win over his subordinates, because the protagonist's soldiers, horses, money, food and righteousness were all given by Li Zicheng. Even Li Chonger, who did not seek survival in the late Ming Dynasty, was trembling when trying to recruit the subordinates, not to mention the protagonist, and the author seems to have underestimated Li Zicheng's ability to control his subordinates. The protagonist is not Luo Rucai or He Yilong, how can he win over the subordinates?

Attacking Nanjing is worse than the two lakes. The four towns in Jiangbei will either be swallowed up or destroyed, otherwise it will be a disaster if they are left.

Well, how much does the author know about the peasant army?

The time of travel was well chosen, the camp of travel was well chosen, and the identity of travel was well chosen. Good luck and come on!