Daming: Me! Zhu Youlang's Heaven-Defying Prince

Traveling back to the end of the Ming Dynasty in 1644, Zhu Youlang became the eldest son Zhu Cijuan. Emperor Chongzhen, who committed suicide by hanging himself, told him to protect his father and save the Ming Dynasty. Living in troubled times, the rebels rebelled, the Ming Dynasty fell, and the "four kings who proclaimed themselves emperors" were all killed by the Qing army. The King of Gui, Zhu Youlang, went on and on, and the Qing army pursued him with heavy troops, trying to extinguish the last spark of the Ming Dynasty. On the way to escape, Zhu Youlang relied on the five divine pictures and dreams left by Zhu Cijuan before he was separated, and escaped the pursuit of the Qing soldiers time and time again. With no way out and imminent destruction, Zhu Cijuan, who had been missing for five years, descended from the sky and came to rescue him. He fully awakened the dragon protection system: he obtained super skills, magical military books, and huge wealth. Zhu Youlang: Jue'er, what should we do with the traitor Wu Sangui? Zhu Cijuan: Father, my son took off his head and used it as a chamber pot. Zhu Youlang: Jue'er, Dorgon has taken over the Ming Dynasty, what should we do? Zhu Cijuan: Father, my son told him to get out of the pass. … Let's see how Zhu Cijuan saved the Ming Dynasty and brought the Ming Dynasty back to its prosperous age! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.