Blade of the Ming Dynasty: from the Wanli Frontier Army to the Iron-Blooded ZTE

In the tenth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1582), Zhang Juzheng died of illness, and the New Deal was gradually abolished. After Emperor Wanli took office, he turned from ambition to indolence. Party disputes in Donglin, Zhejiang, Qi, and Chu began and intensified; the guard system completely collapsed, military fields were occupied, military households were reduced to serfs, and the combat effectiveness of the frontier army declined precipitously; After the death of the Mongolian Anda Khan, the tribes were divided and border troubles reappeared; the Liaodong Jurchen Nurhaci secretly accumulated strength. There were still 32 years before he unified the Jurchens and established the Later Jin Dynasty, 10 years before the Wanli War to Aid Korea, and 37 years before the disastrous defeat of Saarhu, leaving enough room for the protagonist to develop, layout, and reverse history.