Ming Dynasty: I Was Exiled at the Beginning, I Colonized North America

Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, he became the third prince Zhu Cijiong. Because he persuaded Chongzhen to confiscate his family and corrupt officials to supplement the national treasury, he was regarded as a thorn in the side of the officials and collectively dismissed the court. Chongzhen had no choice but to exile Zhu Cijiong. In this regard, Zhu Cijiong led the treasure ship fleet and opened an overseas copy of the Ming Dynasty. First, he landed on Sakura Island, fought against Tokugawa Yoshiyasu, then occupied Treasure Island, subdued the Zheng family and accepted Shi Lang. The three armies crossed the ocean, started the industrial age, conquered North America, and let the Ming Dynasty's flag shine in the sun forever. Ten years later, the mainland was in crisis, civil strife broke out, the Tatars entered the pass, and Zhu Cihong sent his troops back to the court. Li Zicheng: "If you really can't escape, throw away your weapon and squat down with your hands on your head. The third prince said that we should treat prisoners preferentially. The people of the Ming Dynasty will not fight the people of the Ming Dynasty." Wu Sangui: "A few iron boxes want to break through my Guan Ning cavalry? What a joke. What, the whole army is wiped out, and the opponent has tanks? What is a tank?" Huang Taiji: "The capital city will be broken within three months! What, my hometown in the pass has been stolen?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.