I Became the Crown Prince at the End of the Ming Dynasty

Just these two words will dissuade 80% of readers.

This book "Changing the Song Dynasty" is very different. If you don't believe me, please read a few articles to compare. If your cultural background is too poor, don't write it.

Is the prince called the dragon body?

In the seventeenth year of Zhenzhen (1644), the city of Beijing was destroyed and he was captured. Li Zicheng claimed that Zhu Cixiang was not guilty, but Zhu Cixiang asked Li Zicheng to "not disturb the tomb of my ancestors", "bury my father, queen and mother quickly" and "not to kill my people". He also said that the officials who surrendered now were disloyal and unjust and should be killed. [1] Later he was named King of Song Dynasty. After Li Zicheng was defeated and retreated, Zhu Cixiang disappeared in the rebellion. In the Hongguang regime of the Southern Ming Dynasty, he was posthumously named Prince Xianmin [mǐn], and Zhu Yihai, the king of Lu who was the supervisor of the country, was posthumously named Emperor Mourning.

Why not use the tens of thousands of troops on hand to defend Beijing? Can we avoid Li Zicheng by going to Shandong?

This is not a discussion, but an order. There is no need to think about it.

Even if the regime is divided, Beijing cannot lose it! If you lose Beijing, people's hearts will be scattered. Whether the local warlords will recognize you is another matter.

Would it be more economical to send some troops?

This is a bit too unreasonable. Just when Li Zicheng was about to make a sneak attack, you expected it.

I read dozens of chapters earlier, and it turned out to be a piece of shit.