Rebirth of the Late Ming Dynasty and the Restoration of the Ming Dynasty Starting from the Vassal Prince

Rebirth: In the seventh year of Chongzhen's reign in the Ming Dynasty, he became the eldest son of King Hui of Jingzhou. His biological father worshiped Buddha and paid no attention to worldly affairs. His stepmother had monopoly power, and the entire palace was in ruins. The fall of the Ming Dynasty was imminent, and Zhu Youliang was unwilling to become a slave to the country's subjugation. Starting from a corner of Jingzhou, he reorganized the palace, recruited officials, developed his power, put down the rebellion, and unified the south step by step. When Chongzhen hanged himself on Meishan Mountain and the Jianzhou cavalry marched south, the Dukes of Yan and Yan knelt down and begged: Please ask the prince to succeed the emperor and extend the Ming Dynasty to Zuo!