Ming Dynasty 1644: Red Dragon Flag

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the sky collapsed and the earth shattered. Beijing fell, Emperor Chongzhen was martyred, and the Ming Dynasty seemed to have reached the end of its destiny. A soul from the future woke up in a carriage traveling to Nanjing in the darkest moment and found that he had become the prince Zhu Cixiang. Since he is one of the nobles of Tianhuang, how can he allow Lu Shenzhou to sink? In the city of Nanjing, he angrily scolded King Fu and his ministers: "Do you want to follow Shi Jingtang's story and sacrifice Taizu's inheritance and hundreds of millions of living beings in Jiangnan to jackals?!" On the front line of the Jianghuai River, he personally held the dragon's banner and led his troops to fight to the death. He killed the Qing chieftains in the midst of thousands of troops, stained his robes with blood, and shouted: "The Ming Dynasty will never be destroyed, and China will live forever!" After running for thousands of miles, he took only dozens of imperial guards and went deep into the tiger's den. With national justice and sincerity, he collected millions of remnant troops from Dashun and Daxi and turned enemies into friends. On the Northern Expedition, in order to save Zhongliang, he personally led eight hundred warriors to break the formation, and fulfilled his oath of "live and die with the soldiers" as the emperor. He was not only a military commander, but also the founder of the system. This is a battle of iron and blood, and it is also a revolution of systems and ideas. This is a person's journey, but it is a nation's rebirth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.