Ming Dynasty: I Am Zhu Cihong, the Crown Prince Who Lost His Country at the Beginning

Name: Ming Dynasty: I Am Zhu Cihong, the Crown Prince Who Lost His Country at the Beginning
Author: Tao Zhijun

by Tao Zhijun

ongoing History Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Male Lead

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About This Novel

Travel through Zhu Cixiang, the last crown prince of the Ming Dynasty. Wake up and hold the power of the world, get drunk and lie on the lap of a beautiful woman, good days are coming! What? Li Zicheng has captured Beijing! What? Chongzhen has hanged himself on Long Live Mountain and died for his country! What? The Ming Dynasty is going to die! From the beginning, it's hell difficulty. I come, I see, how can we allow China to sink into darkness for three hundred years? Destroy the bandits, drive away the Tartars, and revive the Ming Dynasty. To revive the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Cixiang listed eight strategies: 1. Establish an army with strict discipline, loyalty to the emperor and the people, and an invincible army. 2. The officials and the gentry should work together to eliminate party strife, open up the people's wisdom, and activate their thoughts. 3. Build water conservancy projects, control yellow sand and desertification, and build canals from north to south. 4. Climb the science and technology tree, muskets, artillery, steam, electricity, the industrial revolution began in the Ming Dynasty. 5. Open sea bans, fight for sea power, build strong ships and cannons, Japan has silver, America has gold, South Asia has rubber and grain, all come into the bowl. ... The mighty Ming Dynasty, all nations come to court. Zhu Cixiang: The land illuminated by the sun and the moon is the land of the Ming Dynasty.