In the fifth year of Tianqi, a young man from the future finds himself in the body of Yu Huang, the top-ranked scholar.
Faced with this unfamiliar world, Yu Huang is at a loss.
So he decides to stake everything on death, hoping he might get another chance to return to the new century.
That day, he beats the drum of justice, debates the Confucian scholars, and risks his life to remonstrate.
The Chongzhen Emperor flies into a rage. “Forget the Nine-Thousand-Year-Old Man. Execute you, Yu Huang, first!”
Reborn, he is stunned to discover he's possessed Chongzhen!
Just as he falls into despair, he awakens a Super Sign-In System.
Ten dan of grain a day;
Ten taels of silver a day;
One flintlock a day;
One Western cannon a month;
One AK-47 every three months;
One Maxim gun every six months;
One blind-box reward card a year;
From then on, Chongzhen maxes out his health and sweeps away every obstacle to the empire's revival.
The civil and military officials all call him a “tyrant.”
Out west, Li the Kid and the Jurchen topknots are both dumbfounded.
“The Ming is already this far gone, and it can still hold on? I'm seriously losing it!”
This plot is really outrageous. A good number one scholar will not be an official. I just want to go back and tighten the screws. Speechless. The main character is written in such a useless way that I am afraid of this and that. Even though they are invincible, they are still afraid of this and that. Wouldn't you be able to confiscate homes? If you don't take care of the capital first, then go to Shanxi to recruit Shanxi merchants. If you don't recruit thousands of your own elite soldiers first, I really don't understand what kind of brainless protagonist the author wrote. With such a big golden finger, he is still invulnerable. I really don't understand what the author wants to write.
What a shame!!!!