Rebirth at the End of the Ming Dynasty, Prince Zhu San, Recreated the Ming Dynasty

On March 19, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Beijing fell, and the last imperial star of the Ming Dynasty fell into the night of Meishan. Seventeen-year-old Ding Wang Zhu Cijiong was wounded by an arrow and embarked on a near-death escape under the protection of the imperial physician Wu Youxing. In his previous life, he lived in anonymity and was eventually executed by Lingchi at the Jinan execution ground. He watched as the mountains and rivers completely changed hands. In this heavy life, he vowed to change his destiny against fate - not to be a puppet in Nanjing, not to go to Yunnan and Guizhou to wait for the opportunity, but to go straight to Denglai, Shandong, and ignite the first beacon of revival in this land that was about to be bloodbathed by all forces. From two people alone to gathering troops and winning the hearts of the people, from a deserted island fishing village to warships like clouds, he will use the sea as his retreat and firearms as his sharp edges to fight his way out of the cracks between the Qing army, Dashun, and Nanming. In this life, he will let Shi Kefa live in Yangzhou, let Li Dingguo raise the banner early, and let Zheng Chenggong restore the Central Plains. Even if the desperate situation is like a mountain, even if hope is like a firefly, he will still hold the rusty Yongle sword and cut out a ray of light in the darkest moment. This is a story about never giving up - never give up on the country, never give up on the people, never give up on everyone who still believes in the dawn in the long night. Let's see how the young prince rekindles the sun, moon, mountains and rivers on the ruins of the empire.