Ming Dynasty: Who Yunming Died in 1652

In the sixth year of Yongli, Li Dingguo, king of Xining, led his army in the Northern Expedition, leaving Hunan in the east and Guangxi in the south. Kong Youde, the pseudo-Qingnan king of Nanding, burned himself to death. Then he attacked Hengzhou from the north and killed the puppet Prince Jing of the Qing Dynasty. We will restore Hunan just when the situation is great. The backstab from Sun Kewang, the leader of the country, caused the Northern Expedition to fall short. Liu Jing, a modern college student, traveled through time and became Liu Jing, a dandy son of a businessman in Zhaoqing City. Facing this smelly China, he roared, "The sun, moon, mountains and rivers will always be there, and the Ming Dynasty will always be there!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.