Daming: I Asked You to Run for Your Life, but You Ransacked Your House Everywhere

Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, he became Zhu Cixuan who was only five years old. A well-known fortune teller told Chongzhen: The second prince Zhu Cixuan was ordered to commit seven murders and would definitely die young if he grew up in the palace. As a last resort, Chongzhen decided to send Zhu Cixuan to live outside the palace. Ten years later, Li Chuang rose to prominence and established slaves to seize the border, leaving the capital in danger. Chongzhen ordered people to go to the prince's mansion with Shang Fang's sword, and Zhu Cixuan went to Nanzhili. However, after receiving the order, Zhu Cixuan ran to the abbot's mansion first. After confiscating the family leader, he took Shang Fang's sword and spent two days running to the important town of Jiubian. The houses of the eight great imperial merchants were confiscated, and that of Wu Sangui was confiscated. The more homes he ransacked, the stronger his army became. Three months later, the imperial capital was besieged by Li Chuang's half a million troops. Just when Chongzhen was about to hang himself, Zhu Cixuan personally led the cavalry back to the court. Kill the general and seize the flag, defeating Li Chuang. Chongzhen: "I asked you to run for your life, but you are busy ransacking your home?" "Xuan'er, how about I give up the throne to you?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.