European Open Fire: Save Prince Chongzhen at the Beginning

Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself, and Prince Zhu Cixiang was imprisoned in France with a mask welded on. In the name of "dragon slayers" and "witches", the European countries massacred Ming people and built forest-white bone churches; the Qing Dynasty, the ally of the East, marched southward, creating a sea of ​​blood in Jiading, Yangzhou. Special soldier Zhu Jingyan traveled here and witnessed the suffering of his compatriots and the overthrow of civilization. He circled the dark alleys and aristocratic salons of Paris, contacted the French noblewoman Sophia as an internal agent, and faced the conspiracy of William, the representative of the East India Company, and the cold arrows of the Knights Templar. The prince under the mask awakened from his cowardice, and people of Ming Dynasty at home and abroad gathered under the banner of Zhu Jingyan. The enemies of the east and west show their fangs in the blood and fire - but this time, the roles of hunter and prey have to change. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.