Late Ming Dynasty: from a Soldier in a Border Town to the Founding of a Prosperous Dynasty

The sky is dead, and the yellow sky should stand. In the first year of Chongzhen, Liu Chenghun was invaded by Tatar invaders in Datong. The soldiers were in trouble and the people were in poverty. What greeted him was not a glorious promotion, but arrears of pay, harsh deductions and the machete of the Tatars. The Tatar invaders just want to take a bite of the "Great Wall of Meat"; the refugees are everywhere, just to find a way to survive; the slaves who enter the customs want to replace them. Others just want to survive in this apocalyptic world, but Liu Cheng just looks at the world with cold eyes. There is no fairness here, so I will kill the fairness myself; since this world has collapsed, then I will smash it with my own hands and rebuild it! Killing traitors, recruiting refugees, and training new troops, starting from the Dunbao drills, Liu Cheng seized power step by step from the mountains of corpses and seas of blood. Chongzhen regarded him as a firefighter, Donglin called him like Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao, and Huang Taiji and Dorgon regarded him as an unprecedented god of murder. No one else knew that what Liu Cheng wanted was never to help the building collapse, but to build a new iron-blooded dynasty of his own on the ruins of the border wall. Ming Dynasty's paper maker? No, I want this land to need a new king!