The Elegy of Great Ming, 1644

In 1644, when Li Zicheng captured the capital, Liu Hao broke through the encirclement with the Third Prince, Zhu Cijiong, and prepared to head for Yingtian Prefecture. Deeply grateful for the emperor’s favor, he vowed to save the Ming dynasty from collapse. But he soon discovered that the dynasty was rotten to its core. He could no longer remember how many people he had killed, yet those who sought to undermine the Ming’s foundations seemed endless. In the end, even Zhu Cijiong, whom he had rescued, chose to betray him. “Very well! Then I’m leaving! Let’s see how long the Ming can last without me, Liu Hao!” P.S. This book does not support the Ming dynasty. Everything happens as the plot requires. ------Readers’ Group: 1027834837