At the End of the Ming Dynasty, the Soul Penetrated Chongzhen and Turned Around with a Silver Mine of 100 Million Taels.

On March 15th of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng came to the city with troops, and the original owner raised his sword to kill his daughter. Zhu Long traveled through time and plunged into the emperor's body. A former special forces soldier, captain of a gold exploration team, with treasure maps of China's top ten gold and silver mines in his head - his first reaction was not to go to Meishan, but to curse: "Dressed as Chongzhen? God, are you kidding me?" As soon as he landed, he was faced with arrears of 720,000 taels of pay from the three major battalions, Dongchang Jinyiwei each had his own agenda, and the civil and military officials of the entire court were waiting to sell him to Li Zicheng. Wang Zhixin was planning to pack up the royal family and give it away, but Wu Mengming had already started packing up and running away. Zhu Long put on the fish-scale Ye Mingjia, raised his sword and pointed it directly at the king's heart: "This sword of mine has not tasted the blood of a traitor for a long time." He doesn't run anymore. When the uncle of Xiangcheng went to bring the three battalions back to the city, Gao Yushun wore a jade ring and said orally: "First come, first served, all outstanding wages will be paid at once." Outside the city, 60,000 hungry soldiers were waiting for money with red eyes. Zhu Long stood on the city tower planning a comeback - he was not Chongzhen, but Niu Hulu Chongzhen. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the soul traveled through the air, and the special soldier Chongzhen began to change his fate against the fate of the sword that killed the princess. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.