Ming Dynasty Iron Guard: Starting from the Hundred Households of the Border Army

Lin Mo, a modern military history blogger, accidentally fell into the ruins of the Duanyun Mountain ancient battlefield due to a thunderstorm. He traveled back in time to the 14th year of the Ming Dynasty - a key node in the Ming Dynasty's national fortunes from prosperity to decline, and became a frontier soldier with a knife wound in the left guard of the Xuanfu. At that time, the Oala cavalry was spying on the border, and the Qingshui River sentry was surrounded by dangers. Three months later, the Tumubao Incident that shocked the world was about to break out. Half a million elite Ming troops would be buried in the wilderness, Emperor Yingzong was captured, and the Ming Dynasty was on the verge of collapse. Situated in a border camp with dilapidated equipment and low morale, Lin Mo relied on his solid knowledge of Ming history, modern military tactics and combat skills to start from the life and death test of Qingshui River sentry detective. Not only did he have to survive the harassment of the Wala Rangers and rectify the undisciplined border troops, but he also had to face the factional intrigues above the court - some ignored border troubles and whitewashed the peace, while others coveted military power and made secret arrangements. From a hundred households in the border army to a general with a heavy army, Lin Mo worked step by step, training troops and improving equipment, and building a line of defense against Ola; on the other hand, he tried to break the historical inertia and warn of the crisis in the civil fortress, and dealt with the turbulent political situation. He vowed to use his meager efforts to save the Ming Dynasty from collapse and protect the Chinese people from the devastation of war.