Late Ming: I Wipe Out the Jurchens from the Start

He transmigrates to 1641, the fourteenth year of the Chongzhen reign.

It is another year of disaster. Li Zicheng is stirring up trouble in Shaanxi, and Zhang Xianzhong is doing the same in Huguang.

Beyond the passes, the Manchus are poised to strike. The Battle of Songjin is nearing its end, and once the last elite troops guarding the nine frontiers are lost,

the Ming Dynasty will be doomed to fall.

The fifteen emperors who ruled before Chongzhen join together in a dream to show him his fate and the Ming Dynasty's ultimate end.

Heaven sends down a young man named Xiao Tian, carrying skills from his previous transmigration to the late Qing: his left eye can copy, and his right eye can read, letting him replicate anything tenfold.

Holding a photograph given to him by the fifteen previous emperors, Emperor Chongzhen finds Xiao Tian and appoints him as his teacher.

For Chongzhen knows that only Xiao Tian can lead the Ming out of its desperate plight.

Then he won't have to hang himself from a crooked-neck tree.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.