Taking Charge of Guanning, I Join Li Dingguo in Restoring the Ming Dynasty

In the forty-sixth year of the Wanli era, Nurhaci raised his army, and Fushun, a key Liaodong stronghold, fell.

History buff Li Xiangdong transmigrates into the body of a squad leader in a military garrison.

The lingering spirits of two princes who had twice defeated famous foes accompany him, helping him see through traps. His Midas-touch System activates, letting him earn gold by killing the Jurchens.

He holds the isolated fortress at Chaoyang, gathers scattered soldiers and refugees, establishes rules, trains elite cavalry, and stands against the Eight Banners of Jianzhou while guarding against Ming frontier generals.

At the Battle of Sarhu, the fierce fighting at Kaiyuan and Tieling, and the bloody battle of the Qi family troops at Hun River, Li Xiangdong leads surprise attacks and wins repeated victories.

Later, forced by circumstances, he shifts his operations to western Liaoning. After the Battle of Guangning, he earns Sun Chengzong's trust and brings his experience building and defending fortresses to the Ningjin defense line.

From then on, he guards Ningjin and repels the Jianzhou invaders, rising to the rank of commander-in-chief and earning a name second only to the highest officials. Wu Sangui, a peerless talent of his generation, can only look up to him.

After Yuan Chonghuan's death, he takes command of Ningjin, heads south with the loyal spirits of the famous princes, and fights his way across the land. In the end, he joins forces with Li Dingguo and restores the Ming dynasty to greatness.