On the Eve of Crossing Meishan: I Became the Prince Zhu Cilang

Zhu Ming, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, suddenly woke up after an accident and found that he had traveled back in time to March of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen and became the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Cixiang. At this time, Li Zicheng's Dashun army had already arrived at the gates of Beijing. The inner city was in ruins, the sky was on fire outside the city, and people in the palace were panicked. His father, Emperor Chongzhen, was pacing back and forth in the palace. The civil and military officials in the court were crying or running away. The three hundred years of inheritance passed down by their ancestors were about to be ruined in his own generation. As a lover of history, Zhu Ming knew better than anyone else what would happen next - a crooked neck tree in the coal mountain, the king's death in the country, and he, the prince, would either die in the rebellion or become a prisoner. The outcome was already doomed. But he was unwilling to do so. With the memory and knowledge of future generations, Zhu Cixiang is determined to tear apart this destined fate. He wants to find a glimmer of hope before the city is destroyed, he wants to awaken his father who is addicted to his last dignity, he wants to unite those loyal and loyal people who still have blood, and he wants to make this crumbling Ming Dynasty last one more day in his hands, and one more day... The wind in Meishan has brought chill, but in the East Palace, a heart from the future is beating an unyielding pulse for the dynasty that is about to fall.