Seventy-two Hours of Chongzhen
About This Novel
The fall of each dynasty has its own special story. On March 16, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, when Zhu Youjian, Emperor Sizong of the Ming Dynasty, received the news that Juyong Pass had been lost, he would not have thought that he only had seventy-two hours left to live, let alone that it was his own people who were forcing him step by step up to Meishan. This book focuses on the historical details of the fall of the Ming Dynasty. The turmoil inside and outside Beijing seems to be impregnable, but in fact it is wrapped up in an incredible conspiracy. The eunuchs, civil servants, and nobles who actually control the situation in Beijing are intrigues and intrigues, and everyone is planning for themselves. Life and death, loyalty and betrayal gradually become clear in the face of the great rights and wrongs of history.
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