Late Ming Dynasty: Banners Swept Across Kyushu

In the eighth year of Chongzhen, the Qing Dynasty was first established, and the Ming Dynasty was devastated, and it was in a desperate situation at the end of the world. Zhou Huan traveled through the late Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Youhuan, the nominal prince of Ningyuan County who was abandoned by the imperial court in western Liaoning. Bound by the ancestral system of the vassal king, he was not allowed to take charge of the army or interfere in politics, nor was he allowed to leave the country without authorization, and was trapped in the decaying and corrupted city of Ningyuan. The garrison here is corrupt, food and wages are being resold, and spies are rampant. Outside the city, the golden cavalry are eyeing them. The people are displaced and have no way to survive. There is no system, no black technology, and no golden fingers. He only relies on his political vision that has been cultivated for many years and his thorough understanding of historical trends to overcome the desperate situation. He pretended to be ill and lay dormant, investigated corruption, eliminated spies, returned land to the people, gathered refugee craftsmen, reshaped military discipline and morale, built an intelligence network for people's livelihood, revitalized the decayed Ming army with new military management concepts, and took root in the dead land of western Liaoning. He rescued Cao Wenzhao, Lu Xiangsheng, and Sun Chuanting, activated Song Yingxing, and gathered Qin Liangyu, Zhou Yuji and other famous loyal ministers and generals in troubled times to guard the mountains and rivers under his command. Outside the pass, Huang Taiji, Dorgon, and Fan Wencheng are all talented and powerful rivals, and they meet each other in chess; internally, he plays games with the suspicious and diligent Chongzhen monarchs and ministers, and is frightened at every step. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the capital fell and Meishan died for his country. Zhu Youhuan deliberately came a step late, not to save the decaying Ming Dynasty, but only to save the people of the world who were in dire straits!