The complete 736-chapter historical novel God of War Qi Jiguang is finished. It has 736 chapters, with three chapters released each day, each around 2,350 words, for about 7,050 words in total.
During the Jiajing era, Japanese pirate raids ravage the coast, and the Ming naval defenses collapse. Qi Jiguang, the son of a military family, is entrusted with a crisis. In dire circumstances, he recruits soldiers in Yiwu and invents the Mandarin Duck Formation, leading the Qi Army to sweep the southeastern coast clear of Japanese pirates and win nine consecutive battles, ending the threat from the sea. Later, he guards Jizhou, builds the Great Wall, and reforms the military, holding back Mongol cavalry in the north. Through iron will and strategic brilliance, he forges an unshakable bulwark for the Ming frontier. He never loses a battle in his lifetime. With the unwavering loyalty behind his words, "A marquisate is not my ambition; I only wish for calm seas," he becomes a legendary god of war for the ages.
The Ming Dynasty Reborn: At Three Years Old, I Ascend the Throne and Become Emperor
Clouds of Smoke over the Flourishing Tang Dynasty
Hunting: A Million Armored Soldiers, and You Call Me an Ordinary County Magistrate?