The Dragon Rises of the Remaining Ming Dynasty: Rebuilding the Ming Dynasty

In 1659, Kunming fell, Yongli fled westward, and the Ming Dynasty's orthodoxy was left with its last breath. Zhu Cixuan returned to the desperate situation with the memory of two lives. In his previous life, Emperor Yongli was poisoned by Wu Sangui. All the officials of the clan died in the cursed water, and the orthodoxy of the Ming Dynasty was completely cut off. Not wanting history to repeat itself, he pretended to be weak and secretly uncovered the hidden traitor. Against all opinions, he resolutely gave up on the dead end of entering Myanmar and went north alone to seek help. Weeded out traitors in the deep mountains, quelled the chaos in the company camp, united with the loyal and brave generals, gathered the scattered remnants, and rose against the trend in the remaining mountains and rivers. Dealing with the two major forces of the Qing court and the three vassals, after decades of fierce fighting, he gradually defeated the powerful enemies, regained his homeland in the Central Plains, revived the Ming Dynasty, and unified the country. After the Central Plains was stabilized, he reorganized the navy, sailed through the South Seas, and faced the covetousness of Western countries. Use a strong military to establish prestige, protect thousands of miles of maritime borders, and stabilize overseas borders and trade order. From a 15-year-old boy who was desperate for survival, to a generation of heroes who helped the country and shocked the world, he worked hard for half his life to recreate the prosperous Ming Dynasty.