Ming Yuzhen: Struggle for Hegemony at the End of the Yuan Dynasty

Ming Hao, a graduate student in the history department, accidentally traveled back to the eleventh year from the end of the Yuan Dynasty to the first year of the first year of the Yuan Dynasty and became Ming Yuzhen, a righteous soldier in Suizhou. When he opened his eyes, all the loyal members of his family had been buried in the sea of ​​fire. His father and brothers all died to protect the clan, and only a hundred or so remnants were on the verge of collapse. Wounded by three arrows and holding a broken righteous flag in his hand, he not only had to face the encirclement and suppression of the Yuan army's cavalry, but also had to resolve the deep-rooted orthodoxy obsession within the clan. When the third uncle reported to the government in order to "protect the name of the family", when the five hundred yuan army broke into pieces and rushed to the village at dawn, Ming Yuzhen awakened in the blood and fire - there is no orthodoxy in troubled times, and there is no monarch or minister in tyranny! The people's will is the strength of the war, and the country can only be established by keeping the people in peace. He abandoned the plundering style of the reckless rebel army and integrated military and political affairs with modern thinking: setting up ambushes to destroy the enemy, training direct lineage, gathering refugees, and secretly initiating old troops. From more than a hundred remnant soldiers to the powerful Suizhou, from self-protection in the mountain village to going south to defect to Tianwan. This is the redemption of a time traveler, and it is also a passionate legend of a Han family man recasting the backbone of China in the dusty sun. When Xu Shouhui's flag was fluttering in the south, when Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang's power quietly rose, Ming Yuzhen held the "Anmin Policy" in hand and looked at the world: "Since history books are written by the winners, in this life, I, Ming Yuzhen, will definitely rewrite the events of the late Yuan Dynasty!"