Mao Yuanyi, a Lonely Minister in the Late Ming Dynasty: I Recommend Xuanyuan with My Blood

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the wind and rain were shaky, the country was in decline, the building was about to collapse, and no one could help it. He is Mao Yuanyi, who was born into a scholarly general. He has read military books since he was a child and wrote the unparalleled military book "Military Bei Zhi". He has the ambition to help the country and is equipped with literary, Taoist and military strategies, just to save the Ming Dynasty from danger. Inheriting his father's ambition to protect his family and country, he followed Sun Chengzong to fight at the border, repulsed the Jin cavalry, and relieved the danger of the capital. He was promoted to deputy commander-in-chief, and his blood was shed on the battlefield. But at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the officialdom was dark, powerful officials were at odds with each other, and traitors were in power. He was repeatedly squeezed out, and during the three garrison campaigns in Fujian, his family property was destroyed, and his ambition was hard to realize. He devoted himself to serving the country, but was abandoned by the court like a worn-out shoe; he was full of talents and learning, but had nowhere to use them; he spent half his life in the army, but in the end he died in anger and drunkenness, and died violently in the cold night. He was the last trace of lone loyalty in the late Ming Dynasty, and an unyielding character in troubled times. Even if the world fails me, I will not fail Ming Dynasty! Using blood as ink, using his body as a sacrifice, and never regretting it until death, this is Mao Yuanyi, a lonely minister in the late Ming Dynasty who recommended Xuanyuan with his life.