Great Ming: Hearing People's Thoughts, Chongzhen Furious Cuts Down the Crooked-Neck Tree

Lin Ziping arrives in the late Ming dynasty and becomes Chongzhen's son. He plans to keep his head down until he can return to his original world and inherit billions in wealth.

What he doesn't know is that Chongzhen can hear his thoughts.

The moment Chongzhen hears them, he is stunned.

"What? The Qing army will invade, and the Ming dynasty will fall in five years?"

"I'm a doomed emperor?!"

"What? I'll hang myself from a crooked tree on Coal Hill?!"

Chongzhen is completely rattled. In a fit of anger, he rushes to Coal Hill and cuts down every crooked tree.

Then he starts listening to Lin Ziping's thoughts, turning the tide, snatching victory from defeat, and ushering in a golden age.

Meanwhile, Lin Ziping, waiting in the imperial palace, is dumbfounded.

Hey, what happened to the promised Li Zicheng and his rebel army?

Where did the Qing troops go?

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