In the late autumn of the eighteenth year of Chongzhen’s reign, the Grand Princess stood on Mount Yimeng, speaking with impassioned conviction.
“First, the moral high ground is ours!” she declared firmly. “We are resisting an invasion by a foreign people, defending our ancestors’ graves and the garments of the Han! This is the most righteous cause under heaven! No matter how many excuses the Tartars make, they cannot change the truth: they plunder and kill, and force people to shave their heads and change their clothes! Where do Han people with courage and a sense of shame stand? The longer this goes on, the clearer the truth will become!”
A modern office worker opened her eyes and found herself transmigrated as the most unfortunate Grand Princess of the late Ming: Zhu Meichuo.
She woke to a nightmare from the start: Chongzhen’s bloodied sword at her throat, Li Zicheng on the verge of breaching the city, and she herself destined by the history books to be the princess who lost an arm as her dynasty fell.
Fortunately, she hadn’t come alone.
The “Little Whale History System” urgently bound itself to her. With one opening line, “Father! If this sword falls, I’ll die tonight. The history books may give me only a few lines, or leave me out altogether!” she wrested her life back from Chongzhen’s blade.
With a blood-sealed edict in her left hand and the imperial seal in her right, she fled through the palace with her younger siblings, escaping a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood to find a way to survive.
She met the God of War Qin Liangyu, won hearts, trained a new army, seized Yanzhou, opened salt mines, and cast firearms...
Who says a princess can only be married off for peace or die with her country? I’m going to rule in the emperor’s stead!
The Southern Ming court was rife with intrigue, Qing cavalry watched hungrily, and Shandong’s powerful clans all had their own schemes.
And she, Zhu Meichuo, would find a way through the blood and fire to preserve a single spark of hope for the revival of Chinese civilization.
Until that day beneath Qingzhou’s walls.
The rebel general Kong Youde sneered as he urged her to surrender. “Why not submit to the Great Qing, Your Highness? The position of my secondary consort is open to you, ”
She stood atop the city wall, her smile as sharp as a blade.
“You turncoat, you’re not even worthy to put my shoes on!”
Very well written and straight to the point! If I tweet more, the author must stick to it! The science and technology of the Ming Dynasty was actually very strong, even among the gentry, the bureaucracy collapsed! Must come on!
I started to feel that too many events and policy analysis were all about planning and there was no plot. After reading it patiently, I found that it was really well written, and it was not the kind of cool article that unilaterally crushes it from the beginning. The heroine is tough, patient, and thoughtful. Although there is a system, this system is not very effective, and the decisions and risks are borne by the heroine. The heroine also subtly promotes women's liberation according to the existing environment, and so on. Strong recommendation
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! The writing is good, the heroine's strategies and plans are logical, and she is also very smart. Brother Cixiang is also studying hard, plus General Qin Liangyu is unparalleled in loyalty and bravery! The atmosphere in Yanzhou is becoming more and more high-spirited. The military and civilian officials in the city have gradually recognized the small court, and the military armed forces are gradually expanding!!
The early system feels a bit cumbersome, but the author starts from the guerrilla war and the people's war after entering the countryside. He writes with such proficiency that it makes people want to follow him until he liberates Nanjing and now liberates Beijing. He takes on the important task of expelling the Tartars as the god of supervision. The full text has appropriate logic, rich historical knowledge, and well-organized writing. It is worth reading to see the effect, and you will leave with full marks [please update]
The author is getting better and better as he writes, and it is very interesting. It is the closest to reality among the novels of the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is self-reliant and does not have the exaggerated tricks of the past. It is worth reading!!! Author, please don't give up!!!! Dear author, when will the update be updated? I can't wait 😢😢😢😢😢
I usually read love stories, but this is the first time I see this kind of down-to-earth, non-suspicious, strategic war story. Although it is systematic, its role is mostly in the opening chapter, and subsequent battles also rely on the rapid growth of the heroine. I really wonder if the heroine had integrated all the works of great men and all kinds of political, military and diplomatic analysis before time travel. Does the author have any recommendations for great men's books, documentaries and specific battle analysis? The author is really amazing 👍👍👍.
It's not as good-looking as the writing that Tomato can have.
Come on I hope the protagonist will become a female brother in the end
The combat methods are very detailed and realistic. The most rare thing is that the heroine travels through the Qing Dynasty to fight against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty. It is a breath of fresh air in many stories about traveling through the Qing Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. It is a great success!
Super pretty! Super pretty! Especially when Qingzhou defends the city later, it is more dangerous than ever.