The First Year of Chongzhen: the Emperor Guarded the Country

In the first year of Chongzhen, the soul of a later researcher of Ming history passed through the dragon's chair that was about to collapse on Meishan Mountain. Facing the apocalyptic predicament of internal and external troubles - the Dongchang Tiqi were rampant, the Donglin Party was fighting endlessly, northern Shaanxi was affected by drought for thousands of miles, the Houjin Iron Cavalry was at the gate, but the treasury's silver ingots were less than one million taels. Using history books as a blade, he first cut off the power of Wei Zhongxian, then broke the shackles of the Donglin Party, promoted customs restructuring and firearms innovation, sowed young potatoes during the famine of the Little Ice Age, and rebuilt the Guanning cavalry under the iron heel of Liaodong. When the "Jisi Incident" destined in the history books broke out three years in advance, he stood on the Deshengmen archery tower with his sword in hand, watching the Shenji Battalion trained by himself turning the Hongyi cannons towards the invading enemy, and finally understood: This dynasty elegy is never the final chapter of destiny, but the prologue of the emperor holding a lamp and re-lighting the mountains and rivers in the abyss.