Late Ming Dynasty: Huang Taiji Attacked the Ming Dynasty and His Home Was Stolen

The fifteenth year of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty, 1642. During the Battle of Songjin, the fourth prince Zhu Cizhao followed Emperor Chongzhen's order and went to supervise the battle in the name of sending military rations. However, he unexpectedly captured Manchu prisoners. Zhu Cizhao kept his name anonymous and was sent to Jinzhou Guard to work as a Han slave. In order to save his sister, he was beaten to death by the son of a Manchu landlord. Zhu Si traveled to Zhu Cizhao's body. The Rise of China system was opened... He began to expand his power in the Manchu territory... At this time, Huang Taiji was at the critical moment of besieging Hong Chengchou. "Commander, Jinzhou Guard has been occupied by Han slaves..." "Commander, the Fuzhou Guards have been occupied by Han slaves..." "Commander, Gaizhou and Haizhou were occupied by Han slaves..." "Commander, Shengjing has been occupied..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.