Great Ming: From a City Under Siege to Ruling the Four Seas

On the nineteenth day of the third month of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng captures the capital.

The Forbidden City is filled with wailing. Terrified palace maids and eunuchs leap into the river, whose waters are covered with corpses.

Meanwhile, the Eight Banners of the Manchus are poised to strike, with a hundred thousand troops gathered at the border!

Wu Sangui, the commander of Liaodong, is stranded at Shanhai Pass, unable to decide what to do now that the capital has fallen.

At this moment, special forces commander Zhu Zhenhua transmigrates and becomes Zhu Cilang, the last crown prince.

Faced with a hellish start, he makes straight for Coal Hill.

Chongzhen cries out in anguish: "You unfilial brat! Why aren't you fleeing to Yingtian to take charge? What are you doing here?"

Zhu Zhenhua answers resolutely: "I'm here to rebel!"

Chongzhen is shocked and furious: "You're the crown prince of Great Ming. Who are you rebelling against?"

Zhu Zhenhua roars: "I'm rebelling against Great Ming!"

With that, he strikes Chongzhen and knocks him out.

Zhu Zhenhua: "I want you to ambush and kill the officials of the capital within three days. Anyone with more than five hundred taels of silver at home is to be killed without mercy!"

Li Zicheng: "Damn! Even I, a common rebel, am not as ruthless as you!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.