Ming Dynasty 1645: the Fake Prince Tried to Save the World

Modern people traveled to the Ming Dynasty in 1645 and became Wang Zhiming, pretending to be the crown prince of the Zhu family. The Qing army was about to attack the city, but the emperor fled. A group of rebels wanted to be an official, so they released him from prison and supported him on the throne. How could he resist the Qing government's 400,000-strong army alone, without soldiers, food, or talents? He wrote dozens of letters; issued several imperial edicts; appointed a bunch of civilians as officials; recruited 30,000 soldiers... A madman, leading a group of crazy people, rose up in southeastern China. The Qing court, Nanming, and Daxi regimes were all pushed to the ground and rubbed by him! The Qing court fled north! March westward! Nanming goes to sea! Because of him, the "Yellow Peril" spread all over the world! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.