In the Ming Dynasty, the Qi Family Army Was Summoned but Could Not Return

In the autumn of the 23rd year of Wanli, Wang Bao, the commander-in-chief of Jizhen, raised his butcher knife against the more than 3,300 Qi soldiers in the South Camp. The butcher's knife fell, and the Ming Dynasty's first thermal weapon force disappeared. A soul four hundred years later traveled to Qi Jin, Qi Jiguang's nephew. In this life, he no longer stayed aloof and tried his best to block Wang Bao's butcher knife. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the imperial power declined, the officialdom was corrupt, the party was fighting against the country, and the guards were corrupt. The Ming Dynasty had accumulated a lot of trouble and it was difficult to return. After seeing all this clearly, this invincible army left without looking back. . . . . . "Long live my lord, the Qi family army will not be able to come back after being summoned!"