Great Ming: From the Start, I Had Three Thousand Imperial Guards and Rebuilt the Great Ming

After transmigrating to the late Ming dynasty, Zhu Cilang became the last crown prince of the Great Ming: Zhu Cilang.

On this day, Beijing fell.

On this day, the rebel army entered the city.

On this day, the Chongzhen Emperor died for his country.

Just as Zhu Cilang was at a loss, he bonded with the Mandate of Heaven of the Great Ming, activated the Mandate of Heaven System, and from the start received three thousand Imperial Guards.

"Execute a treacherous minister: +1,000 Mandate Points!"

"Kill Li Zicheng: +100,000 Mandate Points!"

"Capture Shengjing and destroy the Qing dynasty: +200,000 Mandate Points!"

Zhu Cilang was lost no longer. Since the Great Ming was already rotten to the core, he might as well tear it down and rebuild it.

The vast land of Huaxia, under the Ming dynasty.

We will not submit, pay tribute, cede territory, or send princesses for marriage alliances.

The emperor guards the nation's gates; the ruler dies defending his realm.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.