Big Tomorrow

In the winter of the 16th year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng defeated Tongguan and Sun Chuanting died in battle. The death knell of the Ming Dynasty had already sounded. There are only one hundred and twenty days left before the crooked-necked tree in Meishan. The British prince Zhang Shize woke up from a coma, with three hundred years of Ming history research materials in his mind. He looked at himself in the mirror, who was pale due to excessive drinking, and realized that there were only two paths before him: either the whole family would be beheaded by the intruders four months later, or - overturning this rotten card table. At this time, the national inventory was only 80,000 taels, and the Jiubian soldiers were in arrears with pay for three years. The Donglin Party in the court was busy arguing for the southward move, and Emperor Chongzhen was desperately waiting for King Qin's army that would never come. Zhang Shize entered the palace with his sword in hand, and said these treasonous words to the diligent but mean emperor: "Your Majesty, if you can't defend the country of the Ming Dynasty, I will defend it. But if the world is defended, it belongs to me." This is a story about how the fire thief used blood, silver and steel to reshape the backbone of China on the ruins of the old empire. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.