There Is No Old Story in Nanming

In 1644 AD, Li Zicheng's cavalry broke through Juyong Pass, and the smoke of war approached the city of Beijing, and the Ming Dynasty was on the verge of collapse. In the Forbidden City, Prince Zhu Cixiang suddenly woke up. Inside his body was a soul from another world nearly four hundred years later. The fear of the old master is still there, but the new soul's horizons have been opened - he knows the fate of the lonely soul in Meishan, and he also understands the end of the peaceful little court of Nanming. The city was about to be destroyed, so he abandoned the ancestral temple, sneaked out of the capital with his confidants, and headed south by boat. He endured the humiliation and erected a new banner of "Ming Dynasty" on the land of Jiangnan, which was called Nanming in history. Above the court, Wen Tian and Wu were playing, and the vassal towns were divided, just like the chaos after the Jingkang Disgrace in the Northern Song Dynasty; far away from the rivers and lakes, refugees were everywhere, all industries were in ruins, and the shackles of farming civilization were unbreakable. This time-traveling prince holds half of the ruins of the mountain in his hands, and has a grand blueprint for industrialization in his mind. He wanted to forge guns, open factories, and break the shackles of the small-scale peasant economy; he wanted to establish a parliament, develop industry and commerce, and ignite the spark of capitalism. In the north, there are the Dashun cavalry looking at them with eager eyes, in the northeast, there are the Eight Banners of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties sharpening their knives, and in the south of the Yangtze River, the nobles are intertwined, and the old ministers Xun Guiyang are in violation. Let's see how a future soul, in the name of the prince, can turn the tide from collapse, support the building from collapse, and open up an unprecedented new path for the dying Ming Dynasty!