Cutting Leeks in the Late Ming Dynasty

Traveling to the late Ming Dynasty, he became Chongzhen's second son Zhu Cijiong. With the emergence of the system, Zhu Cijiong can finally be himself! Is the son of a wealthy official and gentry family in the capital too dandy? It's okay, I'll send someone to help him loosen his muscles and bones! Confucian scholars are dishonest and want to kill me? Come, come, let's have a debate in the newspaper. I have a lot of popular people! Are the Tatars in the north ready to move? It doesn't matter, the freshly baked Gatling is already hungry and thirsty. Don't the officials and gentry in Jiangnan want to pay taxes? Easy to handle, just throw these pamphlets away in Jiangnan! ． ． ． ． ． ． Chongzhen: Son, my father is old and your eldest brother is useless. You still have to be the emperor! Zhu Cijiong: NONONO, my goal is the stars and the sea! Chongzhen:． ． ． , speak human words to me! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.