The Last Emperor of Southern Ming: Watch Me Topple the Qing and Restore the Ming

Modern university student Zhu Youlang transmigrates into the role of the last emperor of the Southern Ming. The moment he opens his eyes, powerful ministers have him in their grip, intending to make him a puppet emperor. How can he break out of this predicament? The protagonist says, “It’ll be tough, but I’m doing it anyway!” During the Ten Days of Yangzhou, mountains of corpses pile up and seas of blood flow. In the Three Massacres of Jiading, the wronged dead weep tears of blood. The false Qing’s iron hooves trample across the land. Li Dingguo, who twice defeated a prince and shook the realm, will no longer die with regrets after single-handedly holding up the southwestern half of the Ming. Zhang Huangyan will no longer have regrets after capturing four prefectures, three districts, and twenty-four counties in a row, shaking Jiangnan and bringing the restoration of the old capital within a hundred paces, with the revival of the Ming just one step away. Zheng Chenggong will drive out the Dutch colonizers and recover Taiwan. He will no longer die far from home, nor will he ever again say, “Such a magnificent realm, yet it has fallen into the hands of the foul and barbarous!” The hardships of the million patriots who shed their blood resisting the Qing will not have been in vain! I, Zhu Youlang, swear here and now: I will reclaim the realm of the Han. I will avenge the blood of China. I will make the dragon banner of the Ming fly across every corner of the land! Not one inch of Ming territory will be surrendered! Every subject of China will be protected! Those who attack the Ming will be slain, no matter how far away they are!