Late Ming Dynasty: I Farmed in Yunnan and Took the World by Storm

In the first year of Chongzhen, a modern history enthusiast passed through the soul of two-year-old Mu Tianbo. He held the most powerful king's auxiliary system and took charge of the Duke of Guizhou, which had guarded Yunnan for generations. In the Ming Dynasty, rogue bandits swept across the Central Plains, and outside the Ming Dynasty, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties frequently broke through and looted. The court halls were decayed and the chieftains were divided. The century-old dynasty was already in the sunset. He endured and lay dormant, taking advantage of the Ming Dynasty's busy time to improve farming, build new workshops, carry out the industrial revolution, and quietly went south to annex the chaotic and divided Annan. Jiashen State was in a state of rebellion, Li Zicheng overthrew the capital, and Chongzhen hanged himself. Mu Tianbo sent elite soldiers to sneak into the Forbidden City, and tried to persuade the emperor to move south to no avail, so he took away the prince and princess of the Ming Dynasty alone. While winning the hearts and minds of the people in Yunnan, he also dealt with the vassals of the Southern Ming Dynasty and tried to invade the Qing army. When the Hongguang, Longwu, and Yongli regimes were destroyed one after another in internal struggles, and the Manchu and Qing cavalry were raging in the south of the Yangtze River, Mu Tianbo, who had the fertile soil of Yunnan and Vietnam and a strong industrial army, held high the banner of the Ming Dynasty. Sweeping the world with national power ahead of the times!