Rebirth in the Late Ming Dynasty: Expanding Borders and Becoming an Idle King

In 1619, the forty-seventh year of Wanli, the emperor had not been in court for many years. In the court, party disputes, national conflicts, and eunuchs were causing trouble... Natural disasters occurred frequently among the people, and the people suffered from excessive taxes and wars. The people were in dire straits... The vassal princes rebelled, the Jurchens launched an army, and the Japanese pirates attacked again... A modern young man was reborn in the late Ming Dynasty and became a young scholar in Wuxi County. He was also the youngest son of a family. He had to support four families, so he had to marry four wives? History books say: Ming Dynasty died in Wanli! How a young scholar progresses step by step, deals with various forces, and becomes stronger in each struggle. Do you want to unite your family, govern your country and expand your borders? Can one person's power change the flow of history? Can hidden dangers at the border be permanently addressed for the future of the country? ... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.