On March 19, 1644, before dawn, the Chongzhen Emperor hanged himself on Coal Hill outside the Forbidden City. Outside the city, Li Zicheng's Shun army roared as it stormed the capital.
The Ming court soon moved south and clung to a corner of the realm, a regime known to history as the Southern Ming.
Seventeen years later, the Southern Ming regime fell to the Qing.
How furious would the founding emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang, be if he saw the Southern Ming's horrific downfall?
If Zhu Di, the Ming dynasty's greatest ruler, came back to life, could he save the Southern Ming from destruction?
If Zhu Houcong, the Ming dynasty's cleverest emperor, took the throne, could he outmaneuver his ministers?
Could the Ming dynasty's most iron-fisted emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang, its most visionary ruler, Zhu Di, and its cleverest emperor, Zhu Houcong, join forces to defy fate and continue the history of the Ming dynasty?
Open this book and see how three Ming emperors put their strengths to use and revive the dynasty.
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Who would commit massacre in their own rear area?