Zhu Youlang spends two days and two nights arguing in a livestream chat on behalf of his ancestor, the Yongli Emperor. When he wakes up, he's become Zhu Youlang, the Yongli Emperor of the Southern Ming.
Beijing has just fallen, and the realm is on the brink of collapse. The memories of an internet troll burn in his mind: he knows who is loyal and who is treacherous, all the Qing court's palace secrets, and even the hidden escape route his father planned through the South Seas.
"Run?" He tears up the imperial edict ordering them to flee overseas.
He takes Wuzhou and wins over the sea merchants. Then he establishes the "Public Opinion Bureau," bringing modern online information warfare to the dying days of the Ming.
When Dorgon leads the Qing cavalry south, the first poisoned arrow has already been fired at Beijing:
"The Empress Dowager's secret scandal, Shunzhi's parentage, Kangxi's bloodline..."
He will make the Forbidden City crumble, starting with rumors at its very heart.
From keyboard to imperial seal, from online flame wars to the Northern Expedition and the reconquest of the Central Plains.
In this revenge spanning three hundred and sixty years, he will win twice.
Chapter 64: The bloody fight starts again
The three stars may be a little low, but this book still has many advantages, but there is one thing that is very disgusting. I couldn't suppress it when I saved Shi Kefa, and then went to Nanjing and missed it. There is a kind of protagonist who is not wrong at all, and then the opposite party dies.
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