The Most Ruthless Person Of The Southern Ming Dynasty

At the end of the twelfth year of the Yongli era, the Ming army suffered multiple defeats on various fronts

The vast rivers and mountains have all been lost, and the heroes of the four seas have all perished

The mountains and rivers are shattered, the wind carries the floating catkins, the tears of the remnants have dried amidst the dust of the Hu people

At this critical juncture of the Han family's survival, a private museum curator travels through time and inhabits the body of Zhu Youlang, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty

In the face of an almost deadlock, should one flee for survival and prolong life, or should one wield the sword of the emperor and make a desperate strike?

Zhu Youlang provided the answer

The sun and moon illuminate all the land, while the whole world bows down, yet I do not bow down

I will conquer the Qing!