In the Late Ming Dynasty, the Reckless Man Cao Turned into a Dragon

Concise version: As a Ming Dynasty sword and gun, the first day Cao Bianjiao traveled through time, he wanted to plant the fat man Huang Taiji opposite him in the ground like a ginseng. Official version: During the Ming and Qing dynasties, countless brave men will appear after you sing. In the Battle of Shangjian Cliff in Sarhu, Daishan defeated Marin's square formation with only more than a thousand cavalry. In the Battle of Hunhe River, Huang Taiji only used hundreds of red bagaras. The cavalry stopped the two chieftains of Shizhu and Youyang crossing the river. In the battle of Ningjin, Wu Sangui's twenty cavalry dared to rush up and break into the siege to save his father... In the late Ming Dynasty, only if you dare to be reckless can you survive in death and fight your way out. When Xiao Cao, a retail trader, opened his eyes, he found that he had become Cao Bianjiao, the commander-in-chief of the Ming Dynasty. He was in August of the 14th year of Chongzhen, when the Songjin War was the fiercest. At this time, Huang Taiji had led his army to station between Xingshan and Tashan. The supervisor and the Eighth General Soldier discussed the six-town army and returned to Ningyuan for food. It was said that they were returning south to eat, but under the leadership of Wang Pu Xianfeng, a tragic defeat of the Ming army was inevitable. After such a defeat, they survived. In order to stop the Ming army, the Eight Banners troops near Songshan came out in full force. Even the siege outside Jinzhou City was withdrawn. Even Xiaoliangzi Huang Taiji himself ran to chase and kill the Ming army. Only Cao Bianjiao's tribe on Rufeng Mountain was left by the Ming army and no major action was taken yet. At this golden opportunity, Cao Bianjiao immediately decided to charge the Eight Banners Central Army first, and then wait for a while.