Restoration of the Country at the End of the Ming Dynasty: Rivers and Mountains Shine Again

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty was in decline and the world was completely destroyed. Above the court, Donglin and the eunuchs were fighting endlessly, the monarch and his ministers were alienated, and taxes were heavy; in the local area, natural disasters, locust plagues, and plagues swept the north for many years, and the people were displaced and their bones were exposed in the wilderness. Within the pass, Li Zicheng's Dashun army captured Beijing, Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself on Meishan, the Ming Dynasty was destroyed, the old Ming army fled in all directions, and warlords from all walks of life supported their own troops and separated themselves into one side; outside the pass, Manchuria Dorgon of the Qing Dynasty led the Eight Banners cavalry to seize the opportunity to seize the opportunity to seize control of the world. Zhang Xianzhong and the Daxi regime in the southwest separated Bashu and slaughtered one side, completely dividing the troubled times. The Southern Ming Dynasty was hastily established, still indulged in party disputes and living in peace, and had no ambition to expedition to the north to restore the country, but only wanted to live in a corner of peace. In the land of China, there are rogue bandits and warlords in the land, and powerful enemies are watching and cavalry suppressing the country outside. The three-hundred-year-old Ming Dynasty is on the verge of destruction, and the Han family's clothes are in danger. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.