Late Ming Dynasty: at the Beginning, I Alone Control the Treasure House of King Chuang

In 1644, the Dashun army was defeated and Beijing fell. In the same year, Zhang Xianzhong attacked Changde Mansion, and the last emperor Zhu Cizhen fled in panic. Many years later, he fled to Shandong incognito. Because his name was the same as the third son of Emperor Chongzhen, he was executed late by Kangxi in the name of the third prince. In 1645, King Chuang was defeated and died in Jiugong Mountain, leaving behind the legend of his daughter and treasure house. At this time, the Dashun Army's east and west armies totaled hundreds of thousands. It was at a time of uncertainty, swinging between the Manchu and Ming Dynasties, that Du Yinxi tried to turn the tide and let him join the Ming camp. But the ending was still cruel. As the Qing army marched southward, the Dashun Army began to give way to the Daxi Army, and eventually disappeared in the long river of history. With the rise of someone, history took a sharp turn here. The stories of Li Zicheng, the treasure house, his daughter, the four guards, and the loyal camp are taking turns to be exciting and exciting, so stay tuned. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.