Great Ming: With Fortune on My Side, I Slay the Manchu Qing's Evil Dragon

Zhu Youyan transmigrates to the end of the Ming Dynasty, becoming Zhu Youxiao's younger brother and Zhu Youjian's elder brother.

Though he knows the history of the late Ming and wants to fight the invaders, he is powerless to turn the tide.

But if you're going to transmigrate, you might as well enjoy yourself.

Zhu Youyan refuses the throne and stages his own "untimely death," then leaves the imperial capital with a fortune in cash.

He plans to gather the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai and enjoy the rest of his life.

Yet on the very day he leaves the capital, the golden dragon of the late Ming's fortune appears before him, hoping Zhu Youyan will save the people of the Great Ming from misery.

To prevent the Ten Days of Yangzhou and the Three Massacres of Jiading, which persecuted thirty million Han people.

To prevent countless scholars from being tortured to death for their writings and books from being burned, and to keep Qianlong from robbing the imperial tombs of his ancestors...

Zhu Youyan grips the sword in his hand.

Everyone says the golden dragon of the Great Ming's fortune is old and on the verge of vanishing.

Now, the fortune of the late Ming's ancient dragon rests entirely on me. I wonder if this old dragon can slay the vicious dragon of Changbai Mountain, still in its prime!!!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.