Signing In as Ming Prince Zhu Cilang at the End of the Dynasty

If Chongzhen is not allowed to abdicate, and the civil servants are fooling Chongzhen, you, the prince, will be under house arrest sooner or later 😁

It's really hard for Cao Huachun. He came out to take the blame again. I remembered correctly that Cao Huachun had retired a long time ago, right? 🙂

Li Zicheng's army is approaching the city, so it's not easy to cheat, right? Even if you come up and kill Li Zicheng, your city will not be broken? And now you only have one city of Beijing, and no one in Beijing, from the common people to the gentry, wants to welcome King Chuang happily. It would be better to break the city and be captured by Li Zicheng and call him the King of Song. Then Li Zicheng was defeated and took you away, and you would be less in the limelight. Then he went to Jiugong Mountain and Li Zicheng died. Then Shun made you the king in order to resist the Qing Dynasty. After that, "Fighting with the Manchus and the Qing Dynasty" wrote about the corruption of the gentry, officials and landlords in the Southern Ming Dynasty. There is so much to write about after that. I don't understand how to deal with this. Can the grades be good?

To tell you a joke, I knocked off someone's helmet at close range with a Desert Eagle.

I watched with my own eyes as the author reached his peak when he debuted, and then took great strides toward Waterloo after writing his second book. I hope this book can return to its peak

It's really cool. It would be nice if the author pays more attention to some details. For example, Wang Huamin calls himself a slave. The word slave is only used in the Qing Dynasty. Before the Qing Dynasty, everyone was a slave.

The more I read, the more I feel sorry for my Qidian Coin. I don't even know what I read.

The capital is about to fall. A bunch of corrupt officials and eunuchs still have so many dramas. Is this water? Or does the author just like to write a lot of intrigue? Those with money and soldiers must either kill officials and retreat to the south of the Yangtze River, or kill a group of forced palaces and train their troops. There were emperors before and corrupt officials behind them, making it difficult to move forward. It was useless to fight off Li Zicheng. Wu Sangui and the Qing army also had Wu Sangui and the Qing army. It was impossible to keep the capital and the people could not use it. How could it be defended? It was disgusting to see that it was neither good nor bad. I couldn't stand it anymore after withdrawing.

Are you sure it was Cao Huachun who surrendered?

At this time, shouldn't Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, run away to Nanjing to ascend the throne and take charge of the overall situation, leaving the north to Li Zicheng and the Qing Dynasty first? Anyway, most of the famines in the late Ming Dynasty were concentrated in the north. As long as the protagonist goes to the south to take charge of the overall situation, the team will first clean up a series of factions to consolidate their power, and then rectify the army. Then you can watch Li Zicheng and Dorgon fight dogs, and after they are over, you can start the Northern Expedition as the embodiment of justice.