Late Ming Dynasty: Gou Became a Rebel King in the Mountains

"Jiexi Province, Baliu Prefecture, Xuelin Prefecture, Chiban County, there is a Jinluan Hall in Shangbao..." This ballad has been sung in the mountains of Suining, Hunan for more than 400 years. The ruins of the Shangbao Ancient Kingdom are still there today. The story of this book grew out of this true folk song. A fake jade pendant bought for ten yuan, a leaky socket, and when he opened his eyes again, Wang Dabao was pinned down on the earthen bed by one hundred and eight sallow-looking refugees, forcing him to ascend the throne and become the emperor. The dragon robes are made of burlap, the Jinluan Palace is a drafty thatched house, and the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty are just a bunch of beggars who can't even eat. To make matters worse, the loyal Mr. Wu always looked at him as if he were looking at a piece of merchandise. Okay, if you rebel against the king, rebel against the king. He stayed in the mountains, farming, boiling saltpeter, and making firearms, quietly making a fortune. When the Qing army and the Nanming army come to an end, people outside the mountain will realize that one-third of the world has grown in this mountain that they have never seen.