Great Ming: The Cruelest Crown Prince, from the Start He Invites Chongzhen to Hang Himself

A down-and-out young man transmigrates into Zhu Cilang, the last crown prince of the Ming dynasty, with just one day left before Li Zicheng storms the capital. Fortunately, Zhu Cilang awakens a conscription System. Once ten of his followers reach 80 percent loyalty, it grants him the supplies for an infantry squad. When thirty-five followers reach 80 percent loyalty, it provides the supplies for an infantry platoon... The more people he recruits, the stronger he becomes! Swords that can slice through iron, armor impervious to blades and bullets, line-infantry riflemen, three-masted sailing warships, Armstrong field guns... 98Ks... MP40s... As long as the System's level is high enough, every kind of weapon is available. With the System's help, the Ming dynasty, which should have fallen in 1644, defeats the Manchus for good in 1645 and marches south, establishing the Goryeo Province. In 1646, its armies march north, finally subduing the Mongol tribes and establishing the Lingbei Province. In 1648, a 100,000-strong southern expeditionary army advances into the Indochinese Peninsula. More than a hundred sailing warships bombard the major coastal cities, and the Indochina Province is established. In 1649... Southeast Asia is conquered. In 1651... an eastern expedition is launched against Fusang... In 1653, the army marches into Tianzhu... In 1654... the Middle East. In 1655... Central Asia. In 16... The History of the Ming records: Emperor Guangwu of Ming, Zhu Cilang, turned the tide and lifted the Ming dynasty from the brink of collapse, sending its armies to the far corners of the globe in just twenty-five years...