I Opened Wushuang in the Late Ming Dynasty

On March 19, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the emperor collapsed in Meishan. When Prince Zhu Cixi rushed out of the capital under the protection of his royal guards, Li Zicheng's old battalion cavalry intercepted and killed the defeated army outside Juyong Pass, but saw Zhu Cixiang tearing apart the horse's belly with his bare hands, holding its intestines and strangling the heroic general of the invading army. The remnants of the soldiers watched the prince holding up the thousand-jin gate with one hand, his body covered with arrows like hedgehogs but still charging with a grin. They all knelt down and shouted "The real dragon is coming to the world". In Nanjing City, before the Hongguang Emperor's dragon chair was warmed, Zhu Cihong had already stepped through the Meridian Gate with Duduo's head. He crushed the imperial edict and draped it over his body with the bloody flag that Shi Kefa saved from the Yangzhou city: "Is it a joke for the emperor to guard the country? Today I will use the corpses of the Eight Banners to build a new Great Wall!" Zhu Cixiang jumped into the enemy formation with his bare body, smashed the red cannon with both hands, grabbed the iron chain and strung the soldiers with white flags into fleshy candied haws. When Wu Sangui and Guan Ning's cavalry turned against him, Zhu Cixiang was chewing raw horse meat and sneered: "Uncle Ping Xi? You should be lucky that you are so hungry that you can't tear people apart at this moment -" Before he could finish his words, half of the waist knife in his hand had already split open the triple armor. After Chongzhen's death, the prince transformed into a human being and rebuilt the mountains and rivers with his flesh and blood. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.