Tumubao: I Will Defend Beijing with the Remaining Troops

In the battle of Tumubao, the Ming Dynasty's 500,000-strong army was wiped out. The emperor was captured, all his distinguished ministers died, and corpses piled up like mountains in the north of the Great Wall. The defeated troops fled south like a tide, and fled to the pass, but the Ming Dynasty's own city closed its doors to the outsiders - they were more afraid of being trapped by defeated troops than they were of Wala. The imperial court only recognized living people for the establishment of the establishment. Once the structure of the civil fort was disbanded, the surviving people became black households without such records. Chen Chuan crawled out from the pile of dead people. The moment he woke up, he couldn't even answer which soldier he was from. Of the fifty people around him, only seven were still breathing. Half of the broken flag was placed on the abandoned car, and the tail of the flag was tied with a dead man's knot. He has no system, no warehouse, no super-era formula, only the skills of organizing roll call, water distribution, whistle rotation, and transporting the wounded, and the result-level historical common sense in his mind. In this age when the emperor, nobles, troops and military orders all broke their promises, these things were his only capital.