This person is known as Zhao Zilong of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and there are tens of thousands of Qing soldiers with three hundred light cavalry!

Zhao Zilong was praised by later generations because of his battlefield bravery, and he was familiar to the world because of the wonderful description in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, a general of the Southern Ming Dynasty was rumored to be the reincarnation of Zhao Zilong because of his brave performance, and he single-handedly ravaged hundreds of Qing soldiers and frightened the enemy.

This person was Jiao Lian, the general of the Southern Ming Dynasty, who guarded Guangxi at that time. At that time, the form of the Southern Ming Dynasty was already in jeopardy, and the Qing troops approached Guilin, Guangxi, threatening the Yongli Emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and Jiao Lian led three hundred light horsemen to the rescue. At that time, the mountains and rivers were overflowing, flooding the horse's belly, and the road conditions were very poor. However, the military situation was like fire, Jiao Lian still marched to Guilin overnight, and finally entered the city before dawn, at this time dozens of forward cavalry of the Qing army had already entered the city.

Jiao Lian didn't have time to repair, and the soldiers and horses didn't have time to rectify, he rushed forward first, pulled his bow and shot, and hit the Qing cavalry leader with an arrow. Then Jiao Lian drew the bow to control the string and shot more than ten people in a row. Although Jiao Lian was only one person, dozens of Qing soldiers fled in a panic. According to the record of "Continuation of the Ming Chronicle": "Yu rode down to the city to fight, and Lian rode on it, ran around the city, and killed dozens of people."

One person and one horse, ravaging dozens of cavalry, Jiao Lian's bravery can be seen, the Ming army closed four gates, and Jiao Lian completed the slaughter of these dozens of cavalry. After killing these people, Jiao Lian seemed to be still unsatisfied, at this time his three hundred cavalry had been assembled, Jiao Lian led out of the city, and rushed to the Qing army's base camp to kill him.

At that time, the general who led the troops was Li Chengdong, a general of the Han army, who commanded tens of thousands of horses, but he didn't think that Jiao Lian would dare to rush the camp with 300 people. But what Li Chengdong didn't expect was that his tens of thousands of Qing soldiers were stunned by these 301 people and had no way to complete the encirclement, but were rushed into three sections by these 300 people.

Li Chengdong relied on the large number of people to quickly adjust the formation, trying to suppress the formation, and tens of thousands of horses gradually gathered. At this time, Jiao Lian killed again, rushing to kill the Qing soldiers left and right, and the Ming troops in Guilin were inspired by Jiao Lian's bravery, and they also went out of the city to kill the enemy. Li Chengdong could only watch his men scatter and rout. Jiao Lian, a fierce man, led the army to chase and kill dozens of miles, beheaded thousands, and killed tens of thousands of Li Chengdong's horses, and finally saved Guilin, and he himself completed the beheading of 100 people in this battle. The unlucky Li Chengdong ran all the way to Kunyang to catch his breath.

Jiao Lian returned to the city victoriously, and the people in the city went out one after another to see the demeanor of this god general, and many people called him the reincarnation of Zhao Zilong. Although Jiao Lian is very fierce on the battlefield, he is very low-key, throwing himself as a general, without the slightest arrogance. Nanming has such a fierce general, but the decline of the country is irreversible, and the disaster of the country is inevitable. Jiao Lian was finally booby-trapped by Chen Bangchuan, the general of Xunzhou Town, and then Chen Bangchuan took his head and surrendered to the Qing army Kong Youde, and a generation of fierce generals has fallen!