Ming Dynasty: King Qin Was Punished, and I, Fengtian, Appeased Him

Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, he became the ninth Tang Dynasty king Zhu Yujian. It happened that 100,000 Qing troops invaded, so he led his army north to King Qin to resist foreign enemies. However, he was convicted by Emperor Chongzhen, who issued an imperial edict to deprive him of the title of king and sent him to Fengyang Prison. Fortunately, the super armament system was activated, and an army equipped with modern weapons was born. Zhu Yujian directly tore up the edict and killed all the Jinyi guards who came to arrest him. Since I, King Qin, want to punish you, then I will directly 'Fengtian Jingnan, and Qingjun's side'. If you are not good at being the emperor, then I will be the emperor instead. … When Zhu Yujian led his troops to the capital, both the Ming and Qing armies were defeated. Guan Ning's general, Zu Dashou, "We are both in the Ming army, so the Tang king must have been so ruthless!" Azige, the handsome martial arts king of the Manchu Qing Dynasty: "Why is this fire gun so ferocious? I, the Qing Dynasty cavalry, can't even get close!" Wen Tiren, Chief Assistant of the Cabinet, "Your Majesty, I will open the city gate for you. I am a very loyal minister!" Emperor Chongzhen: "I am not worthy of sitting on this throne. It should be the emperor's uncle who should sit on it!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.