The Ming Dynasty's Divine Machine Camp Aided the DPRK

In the 20th year of Wanli, Xu Lin, a householder in the Shenji Camp, carried the Ming Dynasty's most sophisticated fire gun, but it was filled with the lowest quality gunpowder. When the order to aid Korea came, he thought it was just another expedition that would lead to death. Until the moment when the explosives burst the solid wall under Pyongyang City, he was the first to rush into the gap filled with gunpowder smoke - at that moment, the fire blunderbuss in his hand was not only pointed at the Japanese pirates, but also vaguely aimed at the rotten foundation of the Ming Dynasty. In the bloody battle at Biti Pavilion, the Ming army's cavalry fought with Japanese swords in the mud. Xu Lin rescued the dying general in the sea of ​​blood on the corpse mountain, but he did not know that a hidden arrow in the court hall had quietly shot into his back... Military exploits? Military households are not qualified. But Xu Lin tightened his grip on the samurai sword he had snatched from the Japanese pirates and smiled. The iron cavalry in Liaodong, the food and wages in Jiangnan, the secrets in the Forbidden City - he wants to burn his throne before the empire collapses.