Chongzhen's Will: There Is Still a Prince in the Ming Dynasty

The late Ming Dynasty. There are Manchu and Qing Tatars outside who are watching with eager eyes, and there is a traitor Li Chuang inside who is attacking the capital. Desperate, Emperor Chongzhen had no choice but to hang himself on a coal mountain. Thinking back to the past, he wrote a will: "If you kill innocent people indiscriminately, my prince Cixuan will punish you and other nine tribes from heaven!" Then die calmly. … "I didn't expect that even though Chongzhen is dead, he still wants to scare me with a dead person! How ridiculous!" Li Chuang, who took charge of the capital, dismissed it. Dorgon, who then returned to the imperial capital, joked unspeakably: "I want to see what the Zhu family can do to me by killing these Han people? Zhu Cixuan? Ha! He's just a waste." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.