Twin Passage: The Carefree First-Rank Prince of the Late Ming

He owned a corporation with the most advanced technology. He became the son-in-law of the Great Ming. He built the Great Ming's model cities and was the first to develop modern weapons. Yet he never cared about the throne. All he wanted in return was a peaceful, prosperous age, with the court singing his praises and the people living in peace! Tang Qinchen only wanted to be a carefree prince...

The protagonist, Tang Qinchen, uses four green stones to transmigrate to Weihaiwei in the seventh year of the Tianqi reign, the Ming dynasty. Soon, he will enter the Chongzhen era at the end of the Ming dynasty. In the seventh year of Tianqi, Emperor Xizong dies. His younger brother, Prince Xin, Zhu Youjian, succeeds him as Emperor Sizong, adopting the era name Chongzhen. He is the last Ming emperor, the one who hangs himself when the capital falls. It is an age teetering on the brink, beset by infighting among the peasant rebels, the external threat of the Manchus, and regional warlords carving up the realm, while a vast bureaucracy monopolizes power.

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