Ming Dynasty: I, the Son of Yuan Chonghuan, the Only Emperor Through the Ages

In November of the second year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, in 1629 AD, the later gold lord Huang Taiji raised 200,000 troops, detoured through Mongolia and entered the pass, approaching the capital. Yuan Chonghuan was ordered to serve the king and led tens of thousands of Guanning cavalry to enter the pass to protect the capital. Yuan Chonghuan fought against the city and fought fiercely with Huang Taiji for more than ten battles, each with its own victory or defeat. Huang Taiji saw that Yuan Chonghuan was difficult to defeat after a long battle, so he withdrew. However, there were rumors in the court that Huang Taiji had entered the pass, and it was because Yuan Chonghuan deliberately allowed the enemy to do so. In December of the same year, Emperor Chongzhen imprisoned Yuan Chonghuan. In August of the following year, Emperor Chongzhen ordered Yuan Chonghuan to be executed late at night, and his family fled three thousand miles away. Yuan Chonghuan's son, Yuan Chengye, fled away from home to avoid disaster and took refuge in a small mountain village, where he changed his name to Yuan Yuan. Yuan, Yuan **; Yuan, Yuan **, to show that he never forgets that his father was unjustly killed by the court. Let's see how Yuan Chengye, the special soldier who came through his soul, annihilated the bandits and wiped out the warlords; he went on an expedition to Liaodong to pacify the Jiannu; he flew all over the world and attracted all nations to come to court. Awake to hold the power of the world, drunk and lying on the lap of a beautiful woman... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.