A Legacy from the Vast Ocean, a Revolution That Began in 1662

What would have happened if Nanming had not perished when the Qing army moved south, but instead went to Nanyang? In 1662, when the Qing army moved south, the last monarch of the Southern Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yongli Zhu Youlang, died. His orphan Zhu Neici boarded a treasure ship that sailed across the South Seas and came to the former Australia under the cover of the remaining loyal ministers of the Southern Ming Dynasty. Zhu Neici, who traveled through time, expressed his protest against the Manchu Tatars who entered the country and declared that destiny was about to derail China for more than two hundred years. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and there is a legacy of loyalty overseas.