Enter Zhu Cixiang, the crown prince of the late Ming Dynasty. Facing the fall of Luoyang and the humiliating court, the system that he had been waiting for for twelve years was finally activated. [Choice: Directly denounce the chief assistant, reward: Xiang Yu's courage + two thousand Qi family troops]. The young prince drew his sword and stepped out: "Marriage? My Ming Dynasty's backbone has not been broken!" Under the city, he single-handedly killed three generals in a row; in the middle of the court, he pointed his sword at the prince in the imperial street. When his father on the dragon throne angrily rebuked him for killing important ministers without permission, Zhu Cihong wiped off the blood on his sword, raised his head and said, "I have to use my own methods to mend these broken mountains and rivers."
