The Lands of Longwu: Transmigrating to Restore the Crumbling Ming Dynasty

In 1645, the Qing armies swept south, and Nanjing fell. Zhou Heng, a historian who transmigrated into this desperate era, found that reality was not the end of the world recorded in history books: Emperor Longwu, Zhu Yujian, had miraculously escaped and raised the banner of resistance once more in Fuzhou.

Yet powerful ministers hampered the court from within, while loyal patriots were scattered far and wide. Shi Kefa was holding out in Yangzhou, Zheng Chenggong was far away at sea, and Li Dingguo was still serving under an enemy general... With his knowledge of the future, Zhou Heng helped Emperor Longwu lay out a stunning master plan: divide the Zheng clan, secretly ally with outstanding heroes, and seize opportunity amid the chaos. From escaping Fuzhou to rallying forces in Ganzhou, Li Dingguo's iron cavalry, Zheng Chenggong's fleet, Qin Liangyu's White Pole Soldiers, and Du Yinxi's political strategy finally converged into a mighty torrent.

After a bloody battle at Ji'an, the Yangtze became the dividing line between two realms. Just as the southern half of the country finally caught its breath, Zhou Heng heard a new mission prompt in his mind: the road to restoring the realm was only just beginning. This is a stirring historical epic about a transmigrator and a tragic emperor joining forces to overturn Southern Ming's doomed fate.