Strategy for revitalization at the end of Ming Dynasty

Description

In 1644 AD, the Jiashen Incident, the Tartars entered the pass and the mountains and rivers were broken.
Thinking of the upcoming occurrence of shaving hair and changing clothes in China, Zhu Cilang was unwilling to sit and wait for death.
Break through the siege and leave Beijing, go south to Yingtian, prepare for troops and horses, and go north to attack the Qing Dynasty...
From then on, the wheel of history drove in a new direction.