Late Ming Dynasty: What Happened to Me, a Native of Liaodong, Who Led Troops into the Pass?

In the forty-seventh year of Wanli, Saerhu was defeated and the Empire State Building was about to collapse. Gao Mu was reborn as a son of a hundred households in the guard of Dingliao, Liaodong. His father was killed in battle, and he was seriously ill. The tribesmen came to seize the official land title, and the government ordered him to work as a grain transporter with a narrow chance of death... After careful consideration, Gao Mu gave up his family business and refused to take the imperial examination because it was easier to recruit troops to the capital than to take the imperial examination! Based in western Liaoning, we will develop steadily, survive in every crack and every step of the way. The Mongols raise horses for us, and the Koreans farm the land for us! The Japanese sent sulfur, and the Jurchens gathered ginseng in the mountains! Firearms are forged in the Liaodong Peninsula, and the navy is trained in the Bohai Bay! The soybeans and oil mills extend endlessly to the Songnen Plain, and the riflings of flintlock guns and Hongyi cannons are engraved with cold light! Gao Mu has horses in one hand and firearms in the other, re-explaining what it means to win the world in riding and shooting!