Traveling Through Chongzhen and Taking Charge of Thousands of Miles of Rivers and Mountains in the Ming Dynasty

Once upon a time, the Ming Dynasty emperor had been possessed by Chongzhen for eight years. There were rogue bandits and corrupt officials in the dynasty, and powerful enemies were eyeing him from outside. The country was in danger. The new emperor has a thorough understanding of the fate of the country in the next few decades, warmly wins over his loyal servants, intimidates the generals of the Imperial Guard, and adjusts his combat strategy to contain the various armies. Dealing with civil and military courtiers and various forces, he knows people well and uses troops and formations to eliminate internal and external troubles and firmly control the vast country. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.