At the Beginning of the Ming Dynasty, I Became the Emperor Who Fell into the Water?

In the winter of 1646 AD, the Qing army captured Guangzhou, and the Shaowu regime, which had only been established for only a month, was instantly destroyed. In a panic, Emperor Yongli Zhu Youlang, who had ascended the throne in Zhaoqing, abandoned the city and ran to Wuzhou. Behind him were the pursuers of Tong Yangjia and Li Chengdong, and in front of him was the Yuanyang River shrouded in cold fog. Arriving at the White Crane Tower in Zhushan, Wuzhou, the exiled emperor, who had been on the throne for less than a month, climbed up to overlook the Yuanyang River, where the two rivers meet. Suddenly he saw the banners of the Qing army on the other side blocking out the sun. He staggered back in panic, and fell straight into the cold river water from the stone steps! When the guards rescued him, his face was pale and his breath was dying. When he opened his eyes, he asked, "Who are you?" The ministers were shocked - the emperor had lost his memory! Let's see how this fallen emperor will open up a new path for the world.