Daming: I Am Really Not a Foolish King

Chu Ge traveled through the late Ming Dynasty and became the good prince Zhu Cihong. What, your honor? ! Can't afford to offend, can't afford to offend... What, the Donglin Party? ! Can't afford to offend, can't afford to offend... What, the eight major Shanxi merchants? ! Can't afford to offend, can't afford to offend... Zhu Cixiang, who was afraid that he would choke to death when drinking water, fall to death while walking, die suddenly while sleeping, or drown in the river, took off after getting the opportunity to go south to supervise the country. Armed with 400,000 troops, killed corrupt officials, state-owned land, increased taxes on commerce and mining... 8 Million taels of taxes were collected in the first year of going south! But just when he was determined to be a wise king, the system of faint kings came. Zhu Cixiang: "I don't want to be a fool, but the rewards of modern warships are so delicious!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.