Transmigrating to the Chongzhen Era to Reform the Nation

After transmigrating from the twenty-first century, he becomes the Chongzhen Emperor. He institutes reform and opening up, promotes science and technology, builds factories and military academies, destroys the Manchu Qing, drives back the northern invaders, launches a northern campaign against Tsarist Russia, journeys south to the Nanyang and Australia, and leads a western expedition to the Persian Gulf. He digs the Suez Canal, launches great voyages and vast colonial ventures. Dorgon and Mao Wenlong become his ministers and develop the New World, while Zheng Zhilong goes to South Africa to expand the empire. Japan and Korea become provinces of the Great Ming. On his tours of the south, he meets the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai, including Liu Rushi, Gu Hengbo, and Chen Yuanyuan. On northern and eastern campaigns, he gathers in figures such as Jere and Da Yuer, as well as Hailanzhu, the widow of Ligdan Khan, and Ming Zhengxingzi... A different Great Ming, a different Chongzhen Emperor, different ministers, different treacherous officials, different Manchu Eight Banners, different Eight Beauties of Qinhuai, and a different world order bring the Great Ming to a golden age.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.