The Sun and Moon Shine Brightly, My Tyrant Chongzhen Road

A top student in the modern history department traveled through the late Ming Dynasty and became the Chongzhen Emperor Zhu Youjian who had just ascended the throne or was about to face the crisis of national subjugation. Faced with the desperate situation of Li Zicheng's uprising inside, the Manchu cavalry outside, and the Donglin Party strife and corrupt officials in the court, the protagonist has no golden finger or system. He relies entirely on the foresight of history and the ruthless determination of modern people to abandon the burden of being a "benevolent monarch" and become a tyrant. At the beginning, he used thunderous methods to cleanse the court, confiscate the families and exterminate the clans to fill the national treasury, and promote the generals of poor families to reorganize the armament. He was tough on Huang Taiji externally and suppressed the refugee uprising internally. Through a series of seemingly crazy but precise iron-blooded methods, he changed his fate against the will of nature, recast the iron bones of the Ming Dynasty, and finally realized the coming of all nations to the DPRK. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.