Continental Europe in Flames: Saving the Crown Prince Chongzhen from the Start

After Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself, Crown Prince Zhu Cilang was imprisoned in France with a mask welded to his face. European nations slaughtered the Ming people in the name of "dragon-slaying" and "witch-hunting," building pale churches from human bones. Meanwhile, their eastern ally, the Qing, marched south, leaving Yangzhou and Jiading awash in blood.

Special forces soldier Zhu Jingyan transmigrates into this world and witnesses his people suffer and their civilization fall. He navigates Paris's dark alleys and aristocratic salons, enlisting French noblewoman Sophia as an inside agent while confronting the schemes of William, a representative of the East India Company, and the Templar Knights' deadly arrows.

Behind the mask, the crown prince awakens from his cowardice, and Ming people at home and abroad rally beneath Zhu Jingyan's banner. The enemies of East and West bare their fangs amid blood and fire. But this time, it's time to switch the roles of hunter and prey.

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