Prince Fu of the Great Ming

Emperor Tianqi is a carpenter? Wrong! He is the director of the Ming Royal Academy of Sciences! The Chongzhen Emperor is going to lose the country? Nonsense! This foolish ruler is grinning as he reforms the bureaucracy and improves people's livelihoods! The Defender General is a low-ranking noble title? Don't make wild guesses! Could the Ming have become what it is today without that fatso, whose careless point sends millions of heads rolling, making trouble behind the scenes? Brave men set out for Liaodong on an archaeological expedition; the Manchu emperor puts on colorful clothes to entertain his parents and show filial devotion; Qing warriors castrate themselves on the spot to practice a divine art; and Li Zicheng's army travels a thousand miles to help with the demolition! Basic national policy must be carried out, and there are many generations of Chinese to come, so the Ming court hands out certificates of merit. The foreign tribes have their own plans, so a million-strong army is sent to keep watch! The powers of East and West are busy fighting each other, India is taking a beating, and the four-nation alliance keeps a card up its sleeve. The Persian Empire wants to be reborn, so it seizes money, land, and weapons, while the Defender General chuckles to himself! Paradise lies in the West, where guns roar and the action is lively, while Emperor Tianqi counts his money. A marriage alliance is indeed a clever policy: the princess is openly crowned queen, and the Chongzhen Emperor becomes the groom! Confucian culture must be spread, backed by sturdy ships and powerful cannons, and the whole nation mobilized to learn Chinese. The people of the Ming are so rude, casually smacking around little kings simply because Prince Fu has their backs! They say a thug who knows martial arts can't be stopped? Well, the young scoundrel who is Prince Fu's heir is a little shameless, and he's been bored lately. So won't the whole realm descend into chaos, with everything turned upside down?