At the End of the Ming Dynasty in Shapan, the Wicked Prince Was Imitated by Chongzhen

Name: At the End of the Ming Dynasty in Shapan, the Wicked Prince Was Imitated by Chongzhen
Author: History Master

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completed History Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Male Lead

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Zhu Cixiang's narrative version: Prince Zhu Cixiang, who was reincarnated as Emperor Chongzhen, faced the ruined Ming Dynasty as soon as he recovered his memory of his previous life. He originally planned to save the vitality of the Ming Dynasty, but after two years of hard work, he finally determined that the Ming Dynasty could only be reopened. Fortunately, he also has the ability to project the fiefdom into a miniature model on the sand table. With just a flick of his finger at the villain transformed by the enemy invading the fiefdom, the enemy army will be shattered to pieces in reality. In the sixteenth year of Chongzhen, Zhu Cixiang quietly went south to Yunnan and Guizhou, preparing to use the natural dangers of the Wumeng Mountains and the sand table to eliminate the Tartar army. But Zhu Cixiang didn't expect that Chongzhen would awaken the life simulator. After several simulations, he decided to support Zhu Cixiang, sent him money to recruit troops, and finally gave him the throne. With the help of knowledge that spanned the ages, Zhu Cixiang regained the land of the Central Plains, resisted the great powers at sea, and established a world empire. ... Chongzhen Narrative Edition: Cixi's unfaithful son was really alive when Cao Cao was alive, and Sima was resurrected. I have obtained the secret of heaven, but I can't even compete with it. Let me remember the evil deeds of this treacherous and rebellious son in heaven and reality: praising adultery as loyalty, digging up people's ancestral graves, selling official titles, forging imperial edicts, robbing salaries, praising adultery as chastity, forging holy words, seizing wives and daughters, spreading rumors and slander, seizing the throne with a sword but claiming to be filial, and having a funeral for me before I died... Too many to write down. I believe that the reason why I failed to regain the power every time I simulated it must be that the traitor was too immoral, and I, the wise king, was too gentlemanly. [Irresistible + Absurd Ming Dynasty + Father's resignation and son's laughter + Sand table Ming Dynasty + Sims life + The villain misses Chongzhen every day. ]