The Mighty General in the Late Ming Dynasty: Cao Cao Was Reborn and Transformed into a Dragon to Revive the Ming Dynasty.

Name: The Mighty General in the Late Ming Dynasty: Cao Cao Was Reborn and Transformed into a Dragon to Revive the Ming Dynasty.
Author: Smiling Taoist

明末悍将：重生曹变蛟中兴大明

by Smiling Taoist (笑面道人)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 109k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
Updated: 5mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

In the eighth year of Chongzhen, it was the waning years of the late Ming Dynasty. There were constant natural and man-made disasters. Outside, there were Jianzhou Tartars knocking on the pass every year, and inside there were bandits, and the land was devastated. The two capitals and thirteen provinces of the Ming Dynasty were in danger... At this time of crisis, a soul from later times was reborn as Cao Bianjiao, the most powerful general in the late Ming Dynasty. He survived an ambush from all sides, trained elite soldiers, built a foundation, and conquered the sky. He defeated the bandits internally and wiped out the Tartars externally. He restored the Ming Dynasty with swords. Chongzhen, Huang Taiji, Li Zicheng, and Dorgon all bowed under their feet and vowed to make the Han family powerful for thousands of miles.

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This historical book about the late Ming Dynasty begins with the Battle of Qiutou Town in the eighth year of Chongzhen's reign, and writes the heroic elegies of the generals in the late Ming Dynasty from the perspective of a good cao who turned into a dragon. It is a historical work worth recommending.
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Cao Bianjiao was the leader of the three armies, brave and resourceful. After his death, his wife Gao asked for an official title, so the court posthumously awarded Cao Bianjiao the title of Ronglu Doctor and Prince Shaobao. His descendants have held the official position of Jinyiwei commanding Qianshi for generations. Cao Bianjiao was less than forty years old when he died in the Songjin Battle. He was the tragic regret of countless loyal and brave generals in the late Ming Dynasty. I hope the author will let Cao Bianjiao complete the Ming Dynasty's battle.
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