Emperor Chongzhen of the Great Ming: This Time, I Won't Hang Myself

[No System + Saving Readers' Unfulfilled Wishes + Feel-Good Power Fantasy + Lighthearted Comedy] “See the Ming emperor off to his death.” That may be one of the greatest regrets for many Ming dynasty fans. The Ming dynasty was far from perfect, but as the last Han Chinese dynasty, it came to a definitive end when the Chongzhen Emperor hanged himself at Coal Hill. Li Shi, a young man from the twenty-first century, finds himself in the body of the newly enthroned Chongzhen. In this life, I absolutely will not hang myself. In the second year of Chongzhen's reign, the Jurchen invade the passes. “I've read Romance of the Three Kingdoms cover to cover. I'm already terrifyingly strong, so this time I'll lead the troops into battle myself!” “Two hundred thousand against one hundred thousand. We have the advantage. The Ming will surely win this battle!” This story recounts that period in a lighthearted style. The blurb can only say so much, so please read the novel for the rest.