Ming Dynasty: Breaking Out from Meishan

On March 19, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the city of Beijing was destroyed. There is only one sentence in the history books about King Zhu Cikun: "his whereabouts are unknown." No one knows how he survived. There is no edict, no identity as the heir apparent, and no foundation for the court. He only has three words: Zhu Cikun. From Beijing to Nanjing, it's 1,200 miles. From the destruction of the country to the renewal of the country, seventeen years. This is not a story about a prince returning to his country. This is a person who doesn't want to die, and he leads a group of people who don't want to die. When everyone says "it's over," he doesn't let it really end.