The Counterattack of Ju San in the Late Ming Dynasty

In the eighth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, the Eastern Barbarians had occupied most of the Central Plains. Sun Kewang was trying to regain Huguang in Yunnan and Guizhou, and Zheng Chenggong was also raising the Ming flag in Fujian and Zhejiang. However, in the deep mountains and old forests of Kuidong, there is still a little-known force persisting in resisting the Qing Dynasty. They are the Thirteen Rebels of Kuidong, led by Li Laiheng and others! Li Laiheng, whom the Qing court called the "big bandit and the little Li thief" and the people called the "Little Chuang King", resisted the Qing Dynasty in Kuidong for 20 years! When the Nanming Army and the Rebel Army both surrendered to the Qing Dynasty or were wiped out, he was the only one who was still protecting the last Han territory in the Central Plains with his life! He traveled through time to Li Laiheng, but faced internal and external troubles: the Loyalty Camp was torn apart and in disarray. The Tatars attacked the city and captured the territory, pressing everywhere! The fall of the Southern Ming Dynasty is imminent, but it is still always suspicious of the soldiers of the Zhongzhen Camp and ostracized at every turn! If nothing happens, he will run out of ammunition and food and throw himself into the fire during the Tatar siege in the third year of Kangxi's reign! Faced with such a predicament, how should he turn the tide and reshape our Han people's reputation?