Great Ming: I, Zhu Youlang’s Heaven-Defying Crown Prince

He transmigrates to the late Ming dynasty in 1644 and becomes Zhu Cijiao, the eldest son of Zhu Youlang. Before hanging himself for his country, the Chongzhen Emperor charges him with protecting his father and saving the Ming dynasty.

Amid the chaos of war, rebels rise and the Ming dynasty crumbles. The Qing army wipes out all four kings who declare themselves emperor.

Prince of Gui Zhu Youlang fights on, while the Qing army pursues him with overwhelming forces, determined to snuff out the Ming dynasty's last spark.

During their flight, Zhu Youlang repeatedly escapes the Qing army thanks to five divine maps Zhu Cijiao left behind before they were separated, along with messages delivered in dreams.

With nowhere left to run and the dynasty on the brink of collapse, Zhu Cijiao, missing for five years, descends from the heavens to save his father and fully awakens the Dragon-Protector System, gaining supreme cultivation techniques, miraculous military manuals, and immense wealth.

Zhu Youlang: "Jiao'er, what should we do about the traitor Wu Sangui?"

Zhu Cijiao: "Father, I'll take his head and use it as a chamber pot."

Zhu Youlang: "Jiao'er, Dorgon has seized the Ming realm. What should we do?"

Zhu Cijiao: "Father, I'll send him packing beyond the passes."

See how Zhu Cijiao saves the Ming dynasty and restores it to an age of prosperity!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.