Shao Zuo in the Late Ming Dynasty

In the Modern History Department, an ordinary person travels back in time to Zhu Yujian, Emperor Longwu of the Southern Ming Dynasty. He is familiar with the complete history of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. He has a calm and tolerant personality, is pragmatic and decisive, understands the pros and cons of the system, the basics of people's livelihood, and the logic of war. He does not have the aura of a manic protagonist, and is good at making choices in desperate situations and striving for progress in stability. Look at how he managed to survive without a solid base, no main elite, no unified court, rebels and surrendered generals everywhere, and the Qing army's combat power was at its peak. This was the darkest moment of the Chinese feudal dynasty. Unify the army, win the hearts of the Tartars, and restore the Han family's clothes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.