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Great Ming: Beginning in the Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen 大明，从崇祯十七年开始
On the eve of the Jiashen Rebellion, a mercenary transmigrated into the body of Zhu Cilang, Crown Prince of the Ming dynasty... Before the rebel forces besieged the city, Zhu Cilang persuaded Chongzhen to send the empress south. But Chongzhen stubbornly left his good son behind in the capital... The capital fell. Emperor Chongzhen died for his country, and Zhu Cilang was swept up by the rebels... Wu Sangui surrendered to the Qing, and Li Zicheng was defeated at Yipianshi. Zhu Cilang seized the c
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The Rise of the Great Ming Crown Prince 大明太子崛起
When it comes to shamelessness, the late Ming Dynasty’s civil officials are unquestionably the best in the world! But as the crown prince rises to power, this bunch of parasites suddenly realizes that the heir to the Ming throne seems to have become even more masterful at shamelessness... A mercenary’s soul transmigrates into Zhu Cilang. He will absolutely not be the last crown prince of the Ming Dynasty...
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Great Ming: I Ascended the Throne from the Start 大明开局就登基
New book: Ming Dynasty, Starting in the Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen, published on Qidian He transmigrates into the Ming emperor Chongzhen. Natural disasters and man-made calamities, troubles within and enemies without: severe drought, locusts, plague, cannibalism, all vegetation wiped out, nine in ten homes deserted. With Zhang Xianzhong in rebellion, the eastern invaders at the borders, and the Rebel King’s army at the gates, Zhu Youjian has only one day left as emperor. He has become the mos
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Great Ming: The Golden Age Begins with the Crown Prince as Regent 大明，盛世从太子监国开始
New book: The Great Ming, Beginning in the Seventeenth Year of Chongzhen The emperor coughs up blood and collapses. The young crown prince is forced to rule in his stead! The civil officials treat him like Emperor Xian of Han. But on his very first day as regent, the seven-year-old crown prince raises his blade against those silver-tongued officials... When the emperor hears the news, he flies into a rage: “Rebellious son! I had you govern in my stead so you could gain experience. Why have you g
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