In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the cold wind in Liaodong carried snowflakes, playing a tragic song for the end of the Ming Dynasty.
The Jianzhou cavalry broke through the Central Plains, Li Zicheng retreated to the northwest, and the Hongguang court settled in the south of the Yangtze River - the country of the Ming Dynasty had long been in pieces.
Liu Yu, who traveled through time, took Liaodong as his foundation and worked step by step, vowing to rebuild this broken country.
"The Manchus enter the Pass? That's good! If he enters the Pass, I will enter too! If he enters the Pass and seizes our Central Plains, I will enter the Pass and attack his capital, even capturing Dorgon!"
