Later Ming Dynasty 1659—Nanjing Chronicle

In 1659, the thirteenth year of Yongli's reign, the great victory at Mopanshan completely changed the history of Nanming. The Ming Dynasty, which should have withdrawn from the stage of history, was once again rescued by Li Dingguo, who became the king twice. The last elite of the Ming Dynasty drove back the Qing army in western Yunnan, but subsequent reinforcements came back. "At that time, the Qing army was strong, Wu Sangui led his troops to the border, and Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang hunted westward in a hurry and took refuge in Ava, Myanmar." I thought it was a temporary escape from the edge, but I didn't know that it was a sheep entering the tiger's mouth. King Mangbai of Burma usurped the throne, and this piece of "Curse Water Oath" turned into a Shura field for the massacre of Zhongliang. In the desperate situation, King Li Dingguo of Jin carried a broken sword to protect the disabled lord, and the blood was stained outside the city of Ava; while thousands of miles away in the East China Sea, King Zheng Chenggong of Yanping learned from the pain and resolutely changed his strategy after the defeat of Jinling. He did not take Taiwan, but sent his troops south, raced across the Jinsha River with thousands of sails, and bombarded the capital of Burma with unprecedented thunder to meet the Holy Emperor. Inside the imperial tent, candlelight flickered. Are you going to fight back to Yunnan and fight the final battle between one and the other? Or go east to Taiwan and expel the red-haired tribesmen in order to achieve peace? A yellowish sea map points to Borneo, a giant island deep in the South Ocean. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.