Jinyiyi

Five years after the dawn of the Ming Dynasty, Jinyiwei tried hundreds of households to make inkstones and intercepted a mysterious fugitive outside Jimen Pass. The fugitive glanced at him and said with a smile, "Are you Shen Huaiyuan's son?" Shen Huaiyuan died in prison six years ago for "collaborating with the enemy and treason." His wife took poison and was buried on the same day, leaving only a jade ring engraved with strange characters to her 16-year-old son. From that day on, Shen Yan was no longer an ordinary border captain. He traced his father's old case, only to find that the Donglin Party, the Eunuch Party, the Si Li Jian, and the Liaodong Houjin - each force had left their ulterior fingerprints on this "iron case." What's even weirder is that a crazy rumor leaked out from the palace: "The emperor's eldest son is not a real dragon." The moment the jade ring broke into pieces, the secret that had been hidden for two hundred years was revealed. He is not the son of a sinner. He is an orthodox royal descendant of the Ming Dynasty. At this time, Li Zicheng's cavalry had broken through Tongguan, Wu Sangui's Shanhaiguan city gate was slowly opening, and Hou Jin's Eight Banners soldiers Chen Bingguan was outside. Emperor Chongzhen left his last secret edict in Meishan: "If something unexpected happens to me, I will go south and establish a new king..." In an era when the country was destined to be destroyed, a man who should have been sitting on the dragon's throne continued his life for the Zhu family for forty years as a royal guard. Six dynasties changed, twenty princes, thirty-nine emperors, six hundred chapters of chess games. This is the story of the last royal guard of the Ming Dynasty, who perished with his country.