Great Ming: Beginning in the Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen

On the eve of the Jiashen Rebellion, a mercenary transmigrated into the body of Zhu Cilang, Crown Prince of the Ming dynasty... Before the rebel forces besieged the city, Zhu Cilang persuaded Chongzhen to send the empress south. But Chongzhen stubbornly left his good son behind in the capital... The capital fell. Emperor Chongzhen died for his country, and Zhu Cilang was swept up by the rebels... Wu Sangui surrendered to the Qing, and Li Zicheng was defeated at Yipianshi. Zhu Cilang seized the chance to break away from the rebel army... He chose neither to head south and claim the throne nor to hide away and eke out a life in obscurity. Instead, he headed for Shizhu... On the way, he rescued a young woman, Liu Yanran, who had fallen into the water. When she opened her eyes, she was instantly stunned: “The fake Crown Prince, Wang Zhiming...”