Great Ming: From Saving Chongzhen to Ruling the World

Zhu Cilang woke up one day to discover that he had become one of history's most famous emperors: Chongzhen's eldest son, Zhu Cilang.

Chongzhen, Empress Zhou, his younger sister, and his younger brother all looked exactly like his family from before he transmigrated.

To stop history from repeating itself, and to keep his family by his side forever,

Zhu Cilang began to flap his butterfly wings and change the course of Ming history completely.

He cracked down on corruption and built up technology.

To make a clean break, he purged the corrupt court.

When Li Zicheng attacked Luoyang, he found himself facing strong, well-fed civilians and soldiers with ample provisions.

When Dorgon swept through the pass and began his pillaging, he was met with iron weapons, cannons, and the elite Ming army.

When Russia treated the people of the Northeast as a granary, pointing to the Greater Khingan Mountains and demanding that the border be redrawn,

"If you want to redraw the border, then we'll redraw it to include Lake Baikal," Zhu Cilang said, pointing to the Tianxiong Army.

Crush the bandits, wipe out the northern invaders, and lift the maritime ban.

Build trains, develop foreign trade, and colonize!

Twenty years later, Zhu Cilang stood before a long table, speaking into a microphone.

He shouted to the people of Northern Zhili:

"Range is truth, and caliber is justice."

"If you're behind, you'll be beaten. We must keep making progress, develop technology, and colonize the globe!"