Great Ming: The Ruthless Crown Prince

He transmigrates to the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign and becomes Zhu Cilang, Crown Prince of the Great Ming. He also binds to the White Tiger Hall System, which lets him draw the abilities of peerless generals and the troops under their command!

The rebel king Li Zicheng is besieging the capital, and the Great Ming is on the verge of collapse!

Beyond the passes, the "Great Qing" is also watching hungrily, ready to invade the Central Plains!

The situation is critical!

Ding! Draw complete. Character drawn: Yue Yun, the Victorious Gentleman!

Yue Yun, eldest son of Yue Fei, was a peerless general, brave in battle and undefeated in a hundred engagements. The army called him the "Victorious Gentleman"!

Troops under his command: the Beiwei Army!

Record: In the Battle of Yancheng between the Song and Jin, Yue Fei ordered Yue Yun to lead the Beiwei Army in a fierce charge against the enemy ranks. They routed Wuzhu's 15,000 elite cavalry and 100,000 infantry. Wuzhu lamented, "Since we raised our army across the sea, we've always won this way. Now it's over!"

Unwilling to accept defeat, Wuzhu gathered 30,000 cavalry and 100,000 infantry and attacked Yingchang again. Yue Yun led 800 Beiwei cavalry into battle and once more crushed Wuzhu's elite Jin cavalry, slaughtering them until "the men..."

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