In the Ming Dynasty, I Seize the Prince and Collect the Rebel Army at the Beginning

In March of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng was about to conquer the capital, and the countdown to Ming Dynasty's rule began. Zhu Chengde traveled back in time to the most disliked son of Emperor Chongzhen. What? Ming Dynasty is going to die? This is not possible. Does the Ming Dynasty really have no soldiers to resist the Hou Jin outside Shanhaiguan? Who said there are no usable soldiers? Isn't Li Zicheng's rebel army a ready-made force? Wouldn't it be enough to recruit them? Where does the money for collection come from? Aren't those wealthy and corrupt officials who stayed in the capital just ready-made fertile sheep? Zhu Chengde can see through their hearts and squeezes corrupt officials without any psychological burden: "Master Li, you embezzled 200,000 taels of military pay during your five years in Chongzhen. Do you have to hand it over?" "Master Zhang, in the second year of Tianqi, you accepted 100,000 taels of silver from a wealthy family. You shouldn't take this money, right?" "Master Hu, you are very generous. You still have a lot of 500,000 taels of silver, right? What? If you don't want to go to the front line, then give me all the money. If you refuse to be loyal and pay, it will be difficult for me to handle!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.