After a drink with his coworkers, Zhu Ruosheng found himself in the Ming dynasty.
The good news was that he had become the son of a Ming prince, and would never have to work like a beast of burden again.
The bad news was that it was now the fourth year of the Yongli era in Southern Ming...
History had only one line for him.
Kong Youde captured Guilin, and the Prince of Jingjiang was taken prisoner and hanged outside the west gate along with his son.
That's right. Zhu Ruosheng was that son.
Just when everyone thought the Qing army was invincible!
At the Battle of Guilin, Kong Youde was killed in battle.
Guangzhou was recovered, and Shang Kexi was put to death.
Two great princes fell, shaking the realm.
Drive out the barbarians and restore the Ming!
I am Emperor Guangwu of the Ming!
I have read a lot of Nanming novels over the years, and this is the first time I have seen someone who is a descendant of Zhu Wenzheng. At first, I thought that the person who changed the name of the country and was strangled to death by Longwu in 278 years ago [laughs evilly] The subject matter and angle are still quite new, so the author should update it quickly and correct the repeated words and typos.
Come on, come on, fight mites, come on
The setting is novel, and the author has constructed a particularly complete worldview, which I admire.
AI article, 70,000 taels of silver were seized, and 200 volleys of muskets were fired. 200 Muskets in the Ming Dynasty were roughly equivalent to 240 meters today. Even if you put them on modern weapons, only those rifles can achieve this kind of range.
I was poisoned in the first picture at the beginning