Late Ming Dynasty: I Became a Righteous Man Against the Qing Dynasty

The emperor guards the gate of the country, and the king dies in the country. Wear my Han clothes and marry my Han son. Women of the Ming Dynasty, no matter how rich or poor they are, can wear my royal attire, including phoenix crowns and harems, when they get married. I, the Ming Dynasty, will not cede territory, pay compensation, or make peace! In 1645, after the Tatars entered the customs, they implemented the shaving order of "leaving the head but not the hair, leaving the hair but not the head" in the occupied areas. For this reason, one hundred thousand people in Jiangyin City launched an anti-Qing uprising and held the county seat for eighty-one days until the city was broken. The general who defended the city even wrote a poem of generosity and sacrifice when the city was destroyed: On the 80th day, he pledged his allegiance to the emperor, representing the figures of Taizu's seventeenth dynasty. One hundred thousand people died together, leaving three hundred miles of Ming Dynasty behind! Just when everyone was desperate, tens of thousands of troops appeared behind the Qing army. Ye Chen: Brothers! Destroy these **Tatars for me! ... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.