Ming Dynasty: Just After Chongzhen Died, the Third Prince Began to Become Stronger

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, the Jiashen Revolution broke out, the city of Beijing was destroyed, and the white silk on the Mei Mountain was as white as snow. When the whole world thought that the Ming Dynasty was exhausted, Zhu Cijiong, the third son of Emperor Chongzhen, opened a pair of eyes that did not belong to this era in the flames of war. A soul from four hundred years later came to the body of the prince with the "Han Guang System". Awakening one ability every day, fire control, flying, healing, immortality... He narrowly escaped death from Li Zicheng's blade, and stood up in the shadow of the Manchu cavalry. When everyone was fleeing, surrendering, or kneeling, he chose the most difficult path to regain his homeland and revive the Ming Dynasty. But what is more terrifying than the Tartar cavalry is the collapse of people's hearts. Generals surrendered and betrayed, vassal kings separated their regimes, gentry collaborated with the enemy, warlords supported themselves with troops... On the mountains and rivers he was sworn to protect, countless people were pushing her into the abyss with their own hands. He used the portal to span thousands of miles of territory, and he used the power of one person to ignite the dying fire in the hearts of countless people. He said: "In our Ming Dynasty, the emperor guards the gates of the country, and the king dies in the country. As long as I am alive, the Ming Dynasty has not yet died!" From Beijing to Nanjing, from Jiangnan to Liaodong, from the grasslands to the sea, a battle to restore the country across the mountains and rivers, a passionate legend of the country.