Longwu

In the first year of Hongguang, Nandu fell, and Emperor Hongguang fled and was arrested. The thirty-seven-year-old Tang King Zhu Yujian was proclaimed emperor in Fuzhou by Zheng Zhilong and others, and was renamed Longwu. In the original annals of history, this aspiring emperor was hijacked by powerful ministers, bound by laws, and was eventually killed by Qing soldiers in Tingzhou, becoming the most depressing sunset among the many tragedies of the Southern Ming Dynasty. But what if, standing in the side hall of Fuzhou Palace, Zhu Yujian suddenly clearly saw the success or failure of the next three hundred years and the nature of the world? There is no magical magic that can conjure gunpowder out of thin air, and there is no omnipotent modern technology. Facing the domineering East China Sea giant Zheng Zhilong, the Jiangnan gentry with their own evil intentions, the remnants of rogue thieves with self-respect, and the Eight Banners chariots rolling in from outside the pass—— >The only thing Emperor Longwu could rely on was his ultimate calculation of interests, his insight into the subtleties of human nature, his ruthless exploitation of food, wages and water transportation, and... His obsession with never compromising throughout his life.