Great Ming: My Uncle Wouldn't Listen, So I Became Emperor

He transmigrated to the end of the Ming dynasty as Li Zicheng's nephew, Li Guo, the Marquis of Hao County.

Chen Yuanyuan has just been abducted.

Li Guo: "Uncle, it's not too late to change course. Make Wu Sangui the Prince of Liaodong and win him over."

Li Zicheng: "Nonsense! If Wu Sangui can be made a prince with his own territory, then are all the meritorious brothers of the Great Shun supposed to get their own territories too?"

Li Guo: "Uncle, if you make Wu Sangui a prince now, once we pacify the realm, we can deal with Wu..."

"Silence!"

Li Guo: "Uncle, don't take the initiative and attack Shanhai Pass. We should follow the strategy used by the Ming after the Tumu Crisis under Emperor Yingzong: hold the Forbidden City and wear the Oirat down. Gather our forces and let them tire themselves out while we wait. We can wear down the Tartars at the Forbidden City!"

Li Zicheng: "Don't talk up the enemy and undermine our own morale! The Great Shun army defeated the Ming dynasty, and we have nothing to fear from facing the Tartars head-on!"

Li Zicheng's stubborn refusal to heed Li Guo's advice led to his downfall. At this desperate hour, Li Guo rallied the Great Shun army and raised the banner of resistance against the Qing.

He killed Dorgon, defeated Dorgon, and fought Aobai.

He saved a collapsing realm from ruin, rescued the people from peril, and ultimately became an emperor for the ages!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.