Great Ming: One Hundred Thousand Death Soldiers from the Start, Slaying Wu Sangui

He transmigrates to the fourth month of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign and becomes Zhu Cijiong, the Ming dynasty's Prince Ding and the third son of the Chongzhen Emperor.

By then, the Chongzhen Emperor has already hanged himself at Coal Hill, Li Zicheng has captured the Ming capital and is leading an army of two hundred thousand east to attack Wu Sangui.

Meanwhile, the Qing regent Dorgon is also leading his entire army from Liaodong toward Shanhai Pass.

Wu Sangui surrenders the pass to the Qing, who enter the Central Plains. The catastrophe that will plunge the land into chaos is about to unfold.

Fortunately, he activates the Super Dead Soldiers System and receives one hundred thousand dead soldiers from the start.

First, execute the traitor Wu Sangui. Then defeat the rebel Li Zicheng and hold Dorgon's Qing army beyond Shanhai Pass, successfully turning history around.

Afterward, retake the capital, execute corrupt officials, confiscate the property of the Eight Great Shanxi Merchant Clans, and wipe out the Donglin faction.

Eliminate the rebels, destroy the Qing, and restore the Ming.

Build the most formidable firearms corps and sweep across the four corners of the land, flying the Ming flag everywhere.

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