Late Ming Dynasty 1646: the Wind Comes from the East

In 1646 AD, the Eight Banners had entered the pass. Emperor Yongchang, who was once regarded as the founder of the next dynasty, died in Jiugong Mountain in a blackly humorous ending. His remnants were trying to regain Jingzhou under the command of Dashun marquis Li Guo. Zhang Xianzhong is still trying to establish his own foundation in Sichuan, the Nanming court who fled from the south of the Yangtze River is still noisy, Zhu Chenggong, who is dedicated to preserving his innocence, has just begun to lead the army, and in the north and south of the Yangtze River, the rebellion caused by shaving his hair and changing clothes is being gradually suppressed. It seemed that history was moving in the predetermined direction, until the fleet full of soldiers came to this land from the east. They made their own voices heard in this strange yet familiar land. China Yongchang.