Daming: Li Zicheng Was Defeated at the Beginning

In 1644 AD, Li Zicheng, the king of Chuang, led his troops to conquer the capital. Different from history, several Jinyi guards rebelled against Chongzhen and were captured, the palace was not burned to the ground, a group of nobles were not looted and massacred, and Li Zicheng, the king of Chuang, had not yet become the mortal enemy of the Ming Dynasty. Faced with Wu Sangui's imminent rebellion and the Qing army's imminent entry into the Pass, Zhang Xianzhong, who only knew about occupying the territory, and the Nanming court that was about to be established, the reborn Li Zicheng felt like Alexander. The Ming Dynasty will never be destroyed, but it's time for me to take charge of this world. He destroyed the Qing Dynasty and the Southern Ming Dynasty, suppressed Zhang Xianzhong, destroyed the Western countries with strong ships and cannons, and made them prostrate themselves on the ground, and all countries surrendered. Damn Dashun, I, Li Zicheng, am the Ming Dynasty, but I only abdicated. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.