Great Ming: Chongzhen, You Could Never Learn Your Great-Uncle’s Skills

During the Chongzhen era of the Ming dynasty, flames of war spread everywhere and the empire fell into chaos!

Zhang Xianzhong seized Sichuan, commanding nearly 300,000 troops.

Li Zicheng seized Shaanxi, with around 400,000 troops.

The Manchus in Liaodong also kept raiding the Ming. Hong Taiji commanded 90,000 troops in the Eight Manchu Banners, 50,000 Han Chinese in the Eight Han Banners, and 40,000 Mongolians in the Eight Mongol Banners, 180,000 in all!

The Ming imperial army numbered over a million, but its officials were corrupt, its ruler incompetent, its soldiers unpaid, and its troops had no will to fight!

Amid this age of chaos, modern young man Zhu Ningyuan transmigrated into the past and became Zhu Yujian, Prince of Tang, the Ming dynasty's most unyielding prince!

Zhang Xianzhong? Brutal and merciless, **Sichuan. He deserves death!

Li Zicheng? He can't control his men and lets them prey on the people. He deserves death!

The Manchu chieftain? A barbarian of the Qing, a traitor who surrendered the nation's sovereignty. He deserves to die more than anyone!

Little Chongzhen, you could never learn your great-uncle's abilities!

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