Late Ming Dynasty: My Father Is from Baihu

In March of the ninth year of Chongzhen, generals such as Lu Xiangsheng, Hong Chengchou, Xie Zukuan, Mou Wenshou, and Sun Chengchou encircled and suppressed the peasant army in Henan and Shaanxi, and severely damaged Chuang Wang Gao Yingxiang in Chuzhou, Dangshan, Nanyang and other places in Henan. This was not only a change in the Ming court's policy towards the peasant army from mainly pacifying to suppressing, but also a crazy revenge against Gao Yingxiang and other peasant rebels for digging up the Fengyang Imperial Tomb. After that, Lu Xiangsheng's troops blockaded Yunyang, Henan, Hong Chengchou's troops guarded Lantian and Shangzhou, Shaanxi, the Sichuan garrison controlled Kuizhou, Sichuan, and the south relied on the natural dangers of Daba Mountain for defense. Facing encirclement and suppression from all sides, Gao Yingxiang entered Xing'an from Yunxiang and joined forces with Zhang Xianzhong to attack Hanzhong. As a result, a young man named Liu Kui jumped onto the big stage in the late Ming Dynasty.