Great Ming: From the Start, I Took Over Li Zicheng's Body

In 1644, the rebel king Li Zicheng led his troops to capture the capital.

Unlike in history, several Embroidered Uniform Guards betrayed Chongzhen and captured him. The imperial palace was not burned to the ground, the gentry were not looted and massacred, and Li Zicheng had not yet become the Ming Dynasty's mortal enemy.

With Wu Sangui on the verge of rebellion, the Qing army about to enter the Pass, Zhang Xianzhong focused only on seizing territory, and the Southern Ming court about to be established, reborn Li Zicheng felt the pressure weighing heavily on him.

The Ming will not fall. It's just that I'm the one who's going to rule this realm now.

I'll destroy the Qing and Southern Ming, put down Zhang Xianzhong, and use powerful ships and cannons to crush the Western nations, make them prostrate themselves, and bring every nation to heel.

To hell with the Great Shun. I, Li Zicheng, am the Ming. I just took the throne through abdication.

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