Great Ming: I Am the Tyrant Chongzhen

Li Yu transmigrated into the Chongzhen Emperor. The imperial treasury was empty, so he led by example and called for donations. His ministers treated him like a beggar and chipped in a mere 200,000 taels.

The emperor ate bran while his ministers feasted. It was all because they claimed to have no money.

Confiscating their property gave Li Yu a taste for it. When the ministers complained of poverty, he raised the executioner's blade and brought it down on their heads.

The heads of capital officials rolled, and then the blade turned toward local officials and gentry.

He introduced new policies and established schools. When the corrupt old powers obstructed him, he sharpened his blade again, ready to slaughter the pigs and sheep.

He forged a warrior's spirit and built an iron army, then swept north across the plains.

The wind blows, cattle and sheep cry out, and the soldiers of the Great Ming laugh with joy...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.