Wei Zhixing transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty by chance, carrying a library golden finger.
He becomes Zhu Youjian, the last emperor of the Ming.
From the start, he hears that Wei Zhongxian is dead.
The mighty Forbidden City stands empty, its people gone after the city falls.
On Coal Hill, thousands of white silk nooses hang in tangled rows.
Determined to change this fate,
he gathers refugees, builds up his own forces, and keeps the Donglin faction in check, turning the tide.
He plans from his command tent and wins victories a thousand li away.
With decisive action, Wei Zhixing overturns the Ming court single-handedly.
When the turmoil has passed and the people live in peace, Wei Zhixing gazes into the distance from a railing.
This is the realm he created with his own hands!
The characters are very clear and each has its own characteristics, which is very good. It's just that the pace is a bit fast. Some important plots can be written carefully, which will make it more enjoyable.
A wonderful historical novel. It is not the routine of traditional historical novels. Worth recommending.
Except for a few typos, everything is good.
Not bad, good writing about human nature and sophistication.
What a wonderful novel
This book is beautiful and exciting