Soul Transmigrates to the Border Army: Ming Dynasty Lives 300 More Years

In the 46th year of Wanli, Liaodong. Chen Zheng transmigrates into Lu Changgong, a destitute military household's spare son. His father died in battle, his mother died of grief, and his home is bare. He knows the Battle of Sarhu is imminent, where hundreds of thousands of troops will be annihilated, and the elite of Liaodong will be wiped out in one battle. He also knows the end of the Ming Dynasty—the white silk at Coal Hill, the Ten Days of Yangzhou, the fall of Huaxia. Knowing history is useless. He can't even get enough to eat. In a quagmire where rations are embezzled, officers pad their rolls, and soldiers are as thin as sticks, he must first survive, then start from scratch, molding this mess into a capable army. He can't save the overall situation at Sarhu. But can he lead twenty more people out alive? From a lowly military household to a famous general, three hundred years of national destiny—watch a modern man turn the tide with cold weapons.