Great Ming: Executing Rebels from the Start Leaves Chongzhen on His Knees

Overpowered System, Modern Weapons, Ruthless Combat, No Frustrating Drama

He transmigrates to the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, and finds himself in hell mode from the start!

His cheap excuse for a father, Chongzhen, has gone mad and wants him dead? Li Zicheng's army is about to breach the city?

Zhu Cilang binds himself to the Tyrant's Armory System in an instant!

"Father, times have changed!"

One Desert Eagle shot, and a treacherous eunuch gets his head blown off!

One machine gun, and the rebel king's camp is swept clean!

One missile, and the Eight Banners of the Qing are sent back where they came from!

Chongzhen trembles at the sight of bodies everywhere. "Son, why don't you take the throne?"

Zhu Cilang sneers. "What's a throne worth? I want the sun-never-sets empire of the Ming!"

No toxic tropes, with the protagonist crushing every opponent from start to finish. No saintly mercy, just a rampage through a chaotic age!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.