King Jingjiang of the Ming Dynasty

The modern mercenary king Zhu Heng accidentally died and traveled to the body of Zhu Hengjia, the prince of Jingjiang in the late Ming Dynasty. The second ancestor Zhu Hengjia, who was supposed to be left to die, inherited the throne of King Jingjiang. Soon after, the character who ended his life in troubled times underwent earth-shaking changes. Zhu Hengjia grew up in a wretched way, doing things behind closed doors and waiting for the opportunity. He began to practice internal strength, accumulate food, build high walls, and train elite soldiers. After the death of Chongzhen, Zhu Hengjia, the king of Jingjiang, became famous. He established himself in Guangdong and Guangxi, wiped out the Southern Ming Dynasty, destroyed the Qing Dynasty, overcame all obstacles and set his sights on the world, and joined in navigation, martial arts and martial arts to achieve hegemony. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.