Nanming: Blood of Mountains and Rivers

Chongzhen hanged himself, and half of the Ming Dynasty was in turmoil. Shi Kefa, Li Dingguo, Zheng Chenggong, Zhang Huangyan... A group of lonely ministers who "knew they couldn't do anything but did it", held up the last eighteen years of the Southern Ming Dynasty in the midst of internal strife, food shortages, and rebellion. There is no time travel, no system, no cheats. There is only blood and fire in real history - the sacrifice of Guilin, the bloody battle at Mopan Mountain, the destruction of Nanjing, and the destruction of Taiwan. The young eunuch Wang Baner escaped from the Forbidden City and became a soldier under Shi Kefa's account. He watched with his own eyes the Governor's high spirits and high spirits until the city was destroyed and he died for his country, he watched the generals of the four towns each have their own evil intentions, and he watched every loyal minister and righteous man fall before dawn. This is not a story of a winner, but a tragic song of a loser. But some failures are more memorable than victories. Open this book and see how the eighteen years of the Southern Ming Dynasty - the loyalty of loyal ministers was no match for the consumption of internal fighting.