Longwu Fu Ming Lu

In June 1645, Qing soldiers went south to slaughter and conquer the Central Plains. As the saying goes, "Wearing left trousers will destroy the world." When Longwu first ascended to the throne, the world was still uncertain. The strange scholar Yang Tong and the useless Taoist priest He Rufang are trying to survive in the chaos. When the candlelight of civilization was swaying in the sea of ​​blood, a group of people abandoned by the times decided to rewrite the destiny with their own hands. The Hongguang court was destroyed and the land of China was destroyed. Not everyone's fire has been extinguished. King Zhu Yujian of the Tang Dynasty succeeded to the throne in a desperate situation and changed his name to Longwu, but he was trapped in the cage of the sea hero Zheng Zhilong and became an "empty emperor" trapped in southern Fujian. At the same time, Yang Tong, a mysterious man with unknown prophetic powers, quietly appeared. The "Complete History of the Ming Dynasty" in his arms, which recorded the future misfortune, was a prophecy of despair and the last ray of hope. This work is not another historical novel lamenting the fall of a dynasty, but a majestic epic about how civilization saves itself in its darkest moments. It is not about how an emperor regained power, but about how a broken era broke away from its doomed path of destruction through incredible alliances, wisdom that transcended portals, and the courage to live toward death.