I’m the Ming Dynasty’s Imperial Grandson, and I Cut Off Kangxi’s Queue from the Start

Zhu Yimu transmigrated to the final years of the Kangxi reign and became the eldest legitimate son of Prince Yong, the fourth son of Emperor Chongzhen. He was also bound to a Reformed Life System. As long as he kept cutting off the queues of Qing nobles, he could earn rewards.

From then on, the Qing dynasty's whole image began to change.

Ding! Cut off the queue of Nian Gengyao, the great general of the northwest. Reward: flintlock rifle blueprints.

Ding! Cut off the whip of Yin Ti, Kangxi's eldest son. Reward: one thousand Snow Dragon Cavalry soldiers.

Ding! Cut off the queue of the great traitor Wu Sangui. Reward: ten million taels of silver!

Many years later, Kangxi had lost half his empire and fled to Jiangnan. Looking at the bald ministers and generals on either side of him, he jolted and lowered his gaze to his own queue, lost in thought.

At that moment, Zhu Yimu stood atop the city wall and looked over his million-strong army. He suddenly drew his sword and shouted,