A Journey to Set Fire to the Prairie Fire in the Late Ming Dynasty

The young man fled with a knife, fought in the rivers and lakes to the trenches, and started a prairie fire. In the first year of Chongzhen, young brothers Liu Shuo and Tan Longxiang killed corrupt officials and evaded pursuit. They fled from the rivers and lakes to fight the enemy on the battlefield. When the northern cavalry went south, they led the rebel army to attack thousands of miles, and ignited the prairie fire of the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty with their humble bodies.