In the 14th year of Zhengtong, all the elites of the Ming Dynasty were lost in Tumubao.
Soon, Emperor Zhu Qizhen of the Ming Dynasty was captured by Wala
Knocking on the door, he suffered humiliation, and Yu Qian was killed. Although the battle to defend Beijing was won, the backbone of the Ming Dynasty was broken.
However, in this parallel time and space, when the 200,000-strong army was without water for two days, the Wara cavalry was about to launch its final charge, and the eunuch Wang Zhen was still frantically trying to die and leaving camp... In the imperial tent, the emperor who should have fainted suddenly opened his eyes.
Called the Son of Heaven? Foreign students from Wala? Ming God of War?
Go to hell!
I have two hundred thousand warriors, the British Duke Zhang Fu, and the loyal minister Kuang Ye, why should I call on you?
If there is no way to retreat, then don't retreat!
Pick up the Emperor's Sword and hammer that dead eunuch's sacrificial flag to death first!
The emperor guards the country and fights his way out of the sea of blood and corpses in Tumubao to rebuild the backbone of the Ming Dynasty!
The plot is too slow and the logic is a mess. Fantasy for the sake of fantasy.
He is so capable of dragging and pretending. What can obviously be written in one chapter has to be broken down into three or five chapters. Then the description of the plot describes too many details, is too complicated, and is too confusing. It feels impossible to pursue. I wonder where such a high score comes from?
Laughing to death! With 200,000 elite soldiers at hand, why should we keep a low profile? What's more, he is still an emperor. Besides pretending, just pretending!
The wording is too exaggerated and should be written more decisively. This is writing history, not fantasy.
Love is always the same across thousands of rivers and mountains, can you vote for me?
The plot is too slow and the logic is a mess. Fantasy for the sake of fantasy.
He is so capable of dragging and pretending. What can obviously be written in one chapter has to be broken down into three or five chapters. Then the description of the plot describes too many details, is too complicated, and is too confusing. It feels impossible to pursue. I wonder where such a high score comes from?
Laughing to death! With 200,000 elite soldiers at hand, why should we keep a low profile? What's more, he is still an emperor. Besides pretending, just pretending!
The wording is too exaggerated and should be written more decisively. This is writing history, not fantasy.
Love is always the same across thousands of rivers and mountains, can you vote for me?