The First Emperor of Great Ming

In the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen reign of the Ming dynasty, Li Zicheng lays siege to the capital.

The second prince, Zhu Cijiong, who has transmigrated into this era, boldly captures Chongzhen and takes the throne.

He personally leads six thousand Qi-family troops into battle.

From then on:

He crushes the rebel army of Li Zicheng, executes Li Zicheng, destroys the Jurchen, pacifies Goguryeo, slaughters his way across Japan, puts the Russians in their place, forces the Portuguese into submission, and builds an empire on which the sun never sets.