Great Ming: From the Start, I Invited Zhu Yuanzhang to Sweep Through the Chaos of the Late Ming

First of all, Emperor Chongzhen could only control one city in the nearest north. Not to mention the South, which has been controlled and run by southern literati families for hundreds of years. The situation of forcibly moving the capital is that when you get to the south, you find that you have no power at all. Even if you bring people with you, because their homes are in the north, they have no roots in the south and are completely useless. Secondly, the protagonist asks for help from the early Ming Dynasty through Golden Finger. At most, he can protect the capital from being destroyed first. Because Zhu Yuanzhang sent 250,000 people north to the Central Plains in one Northern Expedition. Zhu Yuanzhang controlled an army of 1.91 Million and launched six military operations against Bei Yuan, winning five and losing one. In addition, the protagonist went to Hongwu for help in the 7th year, and the Ming Dynasty was only established from a ruined area for 7 years, and went through three Northern Expeditions. There was no national power to truly support the late Ming Dynasty, and the most it could do was to protect the capital. Others have to be figured out by themselves. Finally, the more terrifying thing is that once the capital is forcibly moved, in the eyes of the people, it is no different than abandoning the people of the north. In addition, after moving the capital to the south, the defense strength of the north will definitely be weakened again, and the Tatars will directly attack. In the hearts of the people, they will think that the Ming Dynasty was corrupt and exploitative, so they went to the south and threw the people to the Tatar massacre regardless of their life or death. At this moment, at least half of the country's hearts have completely disappeared. Just relying on 50,000 borrowed people, losing people's hearts and having no one to use, losing shelter and running to someone else's Daban camp, there is no way to save it.

It is extremely difficult to revitalize the late Ming Dynasty, unless the plane helps the plane.

I have a question, wouldn't Zhu Yuanzhang notice something when he heard that the emperor was Zhu Youjian? After all, you mentioned earlier that Zhu Di and his family's genealogy was ordered by Zhu Yuanzhang. From the generational point of view, it is obvious that they are descendants of Zhu Di.

I remember reading a story about Prince Zhu Biao, but he wrote that Lao Zhu guessed that the emperor later became the fourth son. Are you sure Lao Zhu won't...

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