I, the Grandson of the Ming Emperor, Cut Off Kangxi's Braid at the Beginning

Zhu Yimu traveled to the last years of Kangxi and became the eldest son of Emperor Chongzhen's fourth son, King Yong, and was bound to a rebirth system. As long as he kept cutting off the braids of the Qing aristocrats, he could get rewards. From then on, the painting style of the Qing Dynasty began to change. Ding, cut off the braid of Northwest General Nian Gengyao and reward him with the flintlock design. Ding, cut off the whip of Kangxi's eldest brother Yinti, and reward the Snow Dragon Cavalry with one thousand soldiers. Ding, cut off the traitor Wu Sangui's braids and reward him with 10 million taels of silver! Many years later, Kangxi, who had lost half of his country and fled to the south of the Yangtze River, suddenly became excited when he saw the bald courtiers and generals on his left and right. He looked down at his braids and fell into deep thought. At this time, Zhu Yimu stood at the top of the city and looked at his million-strong army. He suddenly drew his sword and shouted, "Mere barbarians have stolen our land in the Central Plains. Now I give my order! Wherever the sun and moon shine, they are all Han people, and wherever the rivers are, they are all Han subjects!" "Send troops to recover the rivers and mountains! " This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.