I Revived Confucianism in the Qing Dynasty

Grandson Zhu San is our mortal enemy of the Qing Dynasty! What a disaster, especially for the Three Feudatories! --After the young British Emperor Kangxi said these words, he wrote Zhu Hehao's name on the pillar of the south study room. Grandson Zhu San, you have to resist! The fight against the Qing Dynasty and the restoration of the Ming Dynasty all depends on you. We, the loyal ministers of the Ming Dynasty, will be behind to cheer you on! --The loyal ministers of the Ming Dynasty Zheng Jing, Chen Jinnan, Da Laohui, and Dao Scarong were waving flags and shouting happily. Grandson Zhu San, do you know? This is the edict given to Wu Sangui by your grandfather, Emperor Chongzhen. It was found in your family's cottage. It is guaranteed to be genuine! --Yang Qilong, who loves the Ming Dynasty the most, is holding the still-undried Chongzhen edict and talking to himself. Grandson of Zhu San, you go first, I, Wu Sangui, will immediately raise an army to rebel against the Qing Dynasty! --Pingxi King Wu Sangui of the Qing Dynasty said feebly while lying on the hospital bed. I am the grandson of Zhu San, Prince Zhu is my father, and Emperor Chongzhen is my grandfather. But in my heart, I only want the world to be for the common good, and I don't want to serve the emperor. It is only for your glory and wealth that I reluctantly accept this job. Facing the persuasion of the ministers, Zhu Hehao, who has a pure and noble soul from the 21st century, said from the bottom of his heart. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.