Reopen Tomorrow: I Became the Prince Zhu Cixi

A piece of college entrance examination essay allowed Zhu Cixiang to travel to the eve of the fall of the Ming Dynasty - March 16, the 17th year of Chongzhen. At this time, people in the capital were in panic, and the ground outside the city was thousands of miles away. The crooked-necked tree on the top of Meishan Mountain was only three days away from him. His father, Emperor Chongzhen, was headstrong and suspicious, and the first assistant in the court opened the door to the thieves. The word "reputation" was used in the civil and military affairs of the court, which held back the last vitality of Jiangshan Sheji. As a prince in a deep palace, he has no power or soldiers, and his every move is tightly controlled. Faced with a situation of ten thousand deaths and no life, Zhu Cixiang cleverly resolved Chongzhen's suspicion with the sentence "The foundation of the country lies in the father, not the prince." He sought a glimmer of hope with the determination to die, and supervised the king Qin. On this day, the prince raised the battle flag of King Qin in Tianjin and issued an order to the world! Pay wages, collect military morale, kill traitors, and reorganize broken mountains and rivers. When everyone thought that the Ming Dynasty was exhausted, the prince, who was regarded as a mascot, dragged the broken dynasty with him and launched the craziest counterattack against the iron hooves of millions of bandits! Not only does he want to protect the Ming Dynasty, but he also wants to change the fate of those tragic sons of the Han family and rebuild the world! This is a real late Ming Dynasty without golden fingers or industrial revolution. If he wants to support the building that is about to collapse, Zhu Cixiang can only use his strength in the cracks of power to win the hearts of loyal ministers and good generals and kill the treacherous and opportunistic people. From raising the flag in Tianjin to setting the tripod in the southern capital, he will use the most powerful tactics and the most passionate courage to let the sun, moon, mountains and rivers shine again.