Great Ming: The Emperor Is Driven to the Brink by Foreign Tribes from the Start

In the fifteenth year of the Yongli reign, Wu Sangui marched into Burma to demand Zhu Youlang. King Mangmangbai of Burma sent troops to surround the palace where the Yongli Emperor was staying. The Yongli Emperor wanted to follow Chongzhen's example and hang himself, but was stopped. Then the soul of Zhu Youlang, a modern man who had transmigrated through time, suddenly took over his body, and he bonded with the Great Ming War Declaration System. A fate that had seemed certain to end in death now offered a glimmer of hope. To keep obtaining supplies, the Yongli Emperor had to declare war on and conquer every country in the world. Otherwise, he would be unable to escape being hanged. So the Yongli Emperor simply declared war on the whole world. He bought weapons and ammunition, formed the Great Ming Royal Army, and sent troops to take control of Burma. He declared war on the countries of Southeast Asia and built up his strength. He declared war on the Great Qing, marched to reclaim Yunnan, Guizhou, and the two Guang provinces, and made Guangzhou his capital, renaming it the Northern Capital. He marched north to crush the Great Qing and drove Oboi and Kangxi to their deaths. He investigated corrupt officials, abolished the consolidation of landholdings, and eased the tax burden on the people... He put Great Ming back on the right track. He declared war on neighboring countries, marching east to Japan, north against the Mongol tribes, south against the Mughal Empire, and west against Kazakhstan... His declarations of war on the whole world were completed one step at a time. A Great Ming Empire that ruled the entire world was born!