Reviving the Southern Ming

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, the rebel bandits breached the capital, and the Son of Heaven hanged himself for his country. Within, rebel chiefs and roving bandits seized the imperial seal; beyond the borders, northern invaders stirred up trouble. The nation lay in ruins, but its rivers and mountains endured... As the whole nation mourned, a modern soul possessed the body of Crown Prince Zhu Cilang. At this critical moment, with the empire's survival hanging in the balance, Zhu Cilang issued a thunderous declaration: Our Great Ming will not send princesses to secure peace, pay reparations, cede territory, or offer tribute. The emperor guards the nation's gates, and the sovereign dies with his state! The Han and the traitors cannot coexist, and the Great Ming will never retreat to a corner of the land!