In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming dynasty, the Prince of Extermination captures Beijing. The crown prince is taken prisoner, the country falls, and the imperial family teeters on the brink of ruin.
Zhu Cijiong transmigrates into the Third Prince. From then on, he takes a different path: heading north to take control of the Guan Ning cavalry, holding off the Jurchens to the north and welcoming the Prince of Extermination from the west.
Drawing on his experience and learning, Zhu Cijiong trains troops and develops agriculture through land reclamation.
Strategically, he besieges cities step by step; tactically, he uses feints to distract the enemy.
He goes on to crush the Great Shun, defeat the Jurchens, and rout the Mongol and Tatar cavalry.
Gradually reclaiming much of the south, he turns the tide and establishes a golden age for the Great Ming.
It's alright, it's alright.
So refreshing!