I Am Zheng Chenggong and His Father Zheng Zhilong

In the autumn of the Yiyou year, 1645, the Prince's Mansion in Yanping, Fujian. The time traveler descends on the sea owl Zheng Zhilong. The history books are vivid: the original owner was greedy for the title and wealth promised by the Qing court, and despite Zheng Chenggong's blood and tears, he abandoned Emperor Longwu and went north to surrender to the Qing Dynasty. In the end, the title was empty, the whole family was tricked into entering the capital, and they were beheaded at Caishikou. Fujian fell apart, Longwu died for his country, and military disasters spread across thousands of miles to the southeast. China began a centuries-long dilemma of humiliation. All the officials in the hall knelt down to persuade him to surrender, and everyone said that the situation was over. Only the young Zheng Sen died crying to remonstrate. When the memories of three hundred years of blood and tears flooded into his mind, Zheng Zhilong could no longer afford to speculate. He refused to surrender to the Qing envoys and scolded all the ministers who surrendered to the captives. Based on Zheng's 30-year maritime heritage in Southeast Asia, he integrated the military and civilians of Fujian, improved ship artillery, operated maritime trade, defended the dangers of mountains and seas, and fought for the benefits of maritime rights. Father and son work together to reject the Manchu cavalry and protect the clothes of the Han family. Pulling back from the brink, reversing the bloody national destiny after Jiashen, and forging a new path for the Ming Dynasty in troubled times. Tags: #cross### resists the Qing Dynasty#power# rewrite history This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.