The Japanese invaded the Ming Dynasty.

In the early Ming dynasty, the defense was tight, and the enemy could not form a catastrophe.

However, due to the long period of peace and the decline of military strength, the Japanese pirates became increasingly rampant during the Jiajing period and had to be cleaned up.

Among the Japanese pirates, there are not only Japanese samurai ronin who are down and out in their own country, but also those from China. For example, Wang Zhi, the leader of Japanese pirates, was a great pirate.

During this period, Qi Jiguang, Yu and other famous anti-Japanese soldiers were born. They rearmed and trained troops, which made the army look brand-new. When they fought against the Japanese again, they occupied an overwhelming advantage and basically calmed the chaos of the Japanese army.