Ming Dynasty: King Xin Refused to Ascend the Throne for Three Times, and He Went to Qing Dynasty at the Age of 9,000.

After the death of Tianqi, the imperial edict was passed on to King Zhu Youjian. Wei Zhongxian led hundreds of officials to kneel down and invite him to the palace. Zhu Youjian asked three times and refused three times, forcing the murderous aura of nine thousand years old back into his belly. On the night he ascended the throne, he used a preserved egg to set up a series of traps, forcing Wei Zhongxian to cut off his arm. The next day, he threw a sword in the palace and said "I'll lend you my head", which made Quan Jiao's whole body shake. Who is the prey and who is the hunter? How could the seventeen-year-old young emperor, gnawing dry biscuits beside the dragon bed, step by step force the Duke of Dongchang to kneel down on the golden steps? But behind that "admittance", was he really giving in, or was he hiding some hidden agenda? Let's see how young Chongzhen turns his hands into clouds and rain. Starting from a mouthful of rice and a cup of tea, he regains every inch of power that belongs to the Emperor of Heaven. The confrontation of power and intrigue, the flash of swords and shadows, there is no time travel, no golden fingers, only the emperor's mind that is shocking every step of the way. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.