The Yongli Emperor Died for His Country, and I Persuaded the Tusi to Forge a New Ming Dynasty

Name: The Yongli Emperor Died for His Country, and I Persuaded the Tusi to Forge a New Ming Dynasty
Author: Rotten-Faced Ghost

永历殉国，我哄土司打出后明天下

by Rotten-Faced Ghost (烂脸鬼)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 52k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
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The Yongli Emperor dies for his country, and I become a puppet Ming prince in the hands of the native chieftains.

I can neither fight them nor escape.

All I can do is keep making grand promises, coaxing the chieftains into funding troops and supplies.

I use their fortunes to train a new army, sweep across the southwest, and launch the northern campaign to conquer the Central Plains.

Only after founding the dynasty do the chieftains realize: We’ve been working for him this whole time!

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