What Does It Mean That the Ming Dynasty Was Not Destroyed but Still Unified Asia? !

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, the city of Beijing was destroyed, the country was destroyed, the mountains and rivers were there, and the city was covered with deep vegetation. The king died in the country, and the emperor guarded the country. Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself in Meishan. What is different from history is that before his death, the eunuch Wang Chengen, the eunuch in charge of rituals, stuffed a blood letter into the arms of the Jin Yiwei who broke out of the siege. A few days later, this edict soaked in the emperor's blood appeared on the desk of Shi Kefa, Minister of War in Nanjing. Chongzhen wrote his regrets in blood, and designated Tang Wang Zhu Yujian to inherit the throne, hoping that he would rectify the country and continue to preserve the country. Zhu Yujian slowly read the last sentence of the imperial edict and shed tears: "You will carry forward my will and make the Ming Dynasty, the sun and the moon last forever, the mountains and rivers forever, and the Ming Dynasty for thousands of generations!" Hundreds of years later, steam and locomotives were speeding in the imperial capital city, and steam-winged aircraft were flying in the sky. A brand-new Ming Dynasty, a brand-new possibility, with all kinds of problems, hesitantly facing various crises, slowly moving towards the thousand-year empire in the dream...