No Seeking Survival in the Late Ming

Like a mantis trying to stop a chariot, he faces death without turning back. Bandits defend the capital; pirates die for the realm. How did the glorious Ming dynasty, three hundred years in the making, come to this? If Chongzhen cannot repel foreign invaders, he should hand that responsibility to someone who can. Those who defend Huaxia are not divided into Ming troops, rebel troops, Western troops, or Zheng troops. They are divided only into those who stand and those who kneel, those who keep their hair and those who shave it off. What Li Laiheng seeks to preserve is not the imperial lineage of one family, but the moral order of all the people under Heaven.