Warlords in the Late Ming Dynasty

They pretend to be the pillars of the country, but they are actually rebellious ministers and traitors, fighting for land and killing people to fill the fields. He defeated thieves internally, rejected the Tartars externally, and forced Si Zong to hang himself. Emperor Hongguang was buried in the river, and he drove tigers and wolves to cause trouble in Jiangnan. Who said there would be no China after the fall of China? For the sake of the continuation of the new system and the end of the scourge of dynasty change, so what if you call me a dictator? A modern little man rises up in troubled times, bears the infamy of several generations, holds a butcher's knife, and wants to create peace for all eternity in this turbulent late Ming Dynasty!