Late Ming Dynasty: Starting from a Cook and Rising to Prominence

In the winter of the second year of Chongzhen, Huang Taiji detoured to Mongolia and directed his troops towards Zunhua. The nine sides are in arrears, the guards are in ruins, and the Ming Dynasty is about to collapse. Shen Yan, a graduate student in the Department of Military History, traveled through time and became a fire soldier in the garrison outside Zunhua City - to put it harshly, a cook. But there is an extra [hero skill library] in the sea of ​​​​consciousness: Yue Fei's marksmanship, Qi Jiguang's mandarin duck formation, Han Xin's the more the better... The skills of famous generals in the past are unlocked with meritorious deeds and paid with people's hearts. What others see as a desperate situation is a treasure trove of merit for him. What we lack in these troubled times is not loyal ministers and good generals, but someone who is willing to settle all the bad debts.