The soul of Zhu Ming, a student of modern history, traveled through the Southern Ming Dynasty and became the Longwu Emperor Zhu Yujian who ascended the throne in Fuzhou. At that time, half of the Ming Dynasty had fallen. He was trapped in the shackles of Zheng Zhilong's power and became a puppet. With the Qing cavalry approaching from outside, the collapse of the Southern Ming Dynasty seemed to be a foregone conclusion.
Unwilling to be drowned by the torrent of history, he used three hundred years of historical knowledge as an edge to break the situation in a desperate situation: he used clever strategies to break away from Zheng Zhilong's influence and regain the military and political power of Fujian; he used loyalty as an alliance to win over Zheng Chenggong and build the Southeast Navy into the backbone of the anti-Qing Dynasty; he fought against all opinions and crossed the mountains and seas to form an alliance with the Western Sichuan and Yunnan Army and Li Dingguo, integrating the southwestern forces and forming a three-way anti-Qing pattern.
He abandoned factional prejudices and proposed that "all those who resisted the Qing Dynasty were heroes of the Ming Dynasty" to unite the scattered people's hearts; he rectified the army, practiced martial arts, and reformed bad policies, so that the anti-Qing forces could become a sharp edge. From the corner of the Fujian Sea to the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, facing the elite Qing army and internal constraints, he joined hands with loyal men such as Zheng Chenggong and Li Dingguo to fight thousands of miles and fight bloody battles, finally repelling the Qing army, reversing the fate of destruction, and letting the Ming flag shine again on the homeland of China.
This is a legend of national salvation that spans time and space, a passionate song in which the monarch and his ministers work together to expel the Tartars.
