ongoing歷史
His soul crossed into Zhu Cilang, the last crown prince of the Great Ming - and one word runs through his whole life: ruthless. He slaughters the Jianzhou barbarians, wipes out the roving bandits, beheads corrupt officials, opens the sea trade, and raises the dynasty's prestige. This crown prince is vicious: more fearsome in battle than the barbarians, more relentless at bandit-hunting than the bandits, more thorough at raking in silver than the corrupt. 'In my Great Ming, the soldiers' iron bones ring true, and the scholars' proud spines endure!' - Zhu Cilang, the Tianwu Emperor of the Great Ming.