Ming Dynasty Constitutional Monarchy

Qian Xin, a lover of modern Ming history, traveled back in time to Qian Qianyi's only son Qian Sunai. He founded an industry in the south of the Yangtze River, became a prince-in-law, and organized a new army in the southeast. When Li Zicheng conquered Beijing, he welcomed the prince to Nanjing, established a constitution, established a constitutional monarch, attacked the Manchus in the north, and left Korea in the east. Expedition to the old port in the south led to the resurgence of the Ming Dynasty.