Dorgon of the Tartars: The Southern Ming Emperor Is Terrifyingly Steady!

[No System, no cheats, a slow-burn, steady-paced story]

He transmigrates into the body of Zhu Cilang, Crown Prince of the Ming. In 1644, the game begins in hell: his father, the Chongzhen Emperor, hangs himself at Coal Hill, while Li Zicheng storms the capital, plundering the wealthy to fund his army.

Zhu Cilang: “It’s fine. As long as the green hills remain, there’ll be no shortage of firewood!”

As the ministers in Nanjing welcome their new emperor, everyone waits to see how this young ruler will keep the Ming alive between the Manchu cavalry and Li Zicheng’s mighty army.

Dorgon laughs. “The Eight Banners have swept all before them. Conquering a mere Jiangnan will take no more than a snap of the fingers.”

Li Zicheng is furious. “If Shaanxi can’t be held, then we’ll march down the Yangtze and capture that young emperor alive!”

But they have no idea!

When Azige’s cavalry charges into the fire of the Luming muskets beneath Fancheng!

When the Great Shun army meets Ming troops at Jingxiang who are tougher than the Qing!

When Zhang Xianzhong, besieged in Chongqing, finds himself surrounded and attacked from every direction...

The young man calmly seated in Nanjing is playing a much bigger game.

The Manchu Qing? Li Zicheng? Stay calm. Don’t panic.