Qi Daobianyue

In the thirty-eighth year of Jiajing, Liu Tingyi, a tenant farmer in Yiwu, joined the army for Wuliang Anjiayin and was incorporated into Qi Jiguang's command, becoming a member of the Qi family army. From Jiujie in Taizhou to the bloody battle in Fujian, he grew from a war-fearing farmer to a grassroots officer of the Qi Army. The Qi Family Sword was given to him, and he was transferred north to Ji Town to guard the border, resist the Mongolian cavalry, participate in the Wanli War to Aid Korea, and fight against the Japanese pirates again...