Prisoner Dragon 1629

Li Cheng, a modern social beast, woke up and became Zhu Yujian, the crown prince of the Tang Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty, who had been imprisoned for sixteen years on the eve of his father's death. He cannot rule the country with letters, and cannot bring peace to the country with force. He can only have a "cheating memory" of the history of the late Ming Dynasty. In the ninth year of Chongzhen (1636), when the Qing army entered the fortress, Li Zicheng had not yet conquered the capital, and Zheng Chenggong was still a twelve-year-old boy, when everything was still too late, he had to use the most humble prisoner's body to influence the fate of the entire empire. This is not an epic about princes and generals. This is a story about an ordinary person in a desperate situation, using historical knowledge, modern thinking and the glimmer of humanity to ignite a prairie fire.