Ming Dynasty: the Iron-Blooded Prince Zhu Cixiang Built an Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets

The soul of Zhu Cixiang, the last prince of the Ming Dynasty, was less than three years after the Ming Dynasty was destroyed. Li Zicheng fought in Shaanxi, the Qing army broke through, and Zhang Xianzhong entered Sichuan in the west. Bandits, bandits, and rebels were everywhere, and there were treacherous officials. Emperor Chongzhen was stubborn and did not listen to suggestions. In desperation, Zhu Cihong had no choice but to secretly make money on his own, build an army, and open up maritime trade. Not only to live a new life, but also to regret the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Cixiang went to the extreme ruthlessness, killing all the corrupt officials and all the Tartar slaves.