I Was a General Soldier in the Late Ming Dynasty

A professor from the Department of Modern Philosophy had an accident when he was writing "Analysis of Social Contradictions in the Late Ming Dynasty". His soul traveled to Dengzhou, Shandong Province in the fifteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, and became Zhou Yuji, the commander-in-chief who had just been defeated in Kong Youde's rebellion and had only 3,000 remaining soldiers under his command. In front of us is the tragic scene of the city being destroyed and people dying: the grain depots were burned, the people were displaced, the troops of the Later Jin Dynasty (Qing Dynasty) were watching outside the pass, Li Zicheng's peasant army was approaching Shandong, and the imperial court's urging documents were flying like snowflakes...