War Doctor of the Ming Dynasty: Rescue the Last Prince at the Beginning

AD 1644, the world is bleeding. In the West, the smoke of the Thirty Years' War turned Europe into purgatory; in the East, the death knell of the Ming Empire has sounded in the Jiashen Incident. Shen Li, a female mercenary and surgeon who crawled out of the dead on the banks of the Rhine, returned to her shattered homeland with a cowhide box filled with scalpels, Latin manuscripts and flintlock parts. She originally just wanted to find her long-lost brother in this apocalyptic world, but by the dry well in Beijing, she only found a cold corpse and a last-minute letter - "Sister, take the prince out for me." For a dead man's promise, she transformed into "Shura", dragged the cowardly prince Zhu Cixiang out of the fire in Meishan, and fought her way out. This is not a time traveler's game. She has no system, only the killing skills and modern science honed on the European battlefield. She does not believe in Confucius and Mencius, but only in range and caliber. From the bloody meat grinder of the Yangzhou bastion to the hunting game in the southwest jungle, she organized an army, modified gunpowder, and forged sharp cannons in the name of the Mohist family. She and Li Dingguo of Nanming drank heavily back to back in desperate situations, teaching the prince to stand in a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood. When the Manchu and Qing cavalry encountered the modern tactic of queuing to kill, and when the specter of Taixi's return hung over the Forbidden City, the direction of history was completely rewritten. She does not want to extend the life of the decadent Zhu family, but just to hold on to the last bit of dignity and fire in this darkest moment of Chinese civilization.