(Not stupid + no system + conspiracy + murder + war + dominance)
Why did Emperor Chongzhen, who was only 33 years old, summon his ministers to defend Beijing for the last time, but not a single minister came? In the end, he could only go to Meishan alone and hang himself?
Why did the emperors of the Southern Ming Dynasty not have any soldiers at their disposal, so they could only act as puppets of powerful ministers?
In the last years of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, Li Ji traveled through time and became a small seventh-rank sesame official in Chaozhou Prefecture, Guangdong. With the support of his clan and the power of the new civilization, could he retain his thousand-year heritage and not become a slave of the money rat?
What kind of life did people in southern Fujian, Chaozhou, and Lingnan live in the late Ming Dynasty under the impact of the Age of Discovery? Do they have a chance to expand their territory in Southeast Asia?
Reader comments
After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist is from the county magistrate to the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. What is the protagonist's policy? No slogan! Now we are fighting in Hunan. Are there no refugees in the protagonist's territory? If everyone has land, there will be no shortage of food? Anyway, under the aura of the author, the protagonist can take over all the territory without having to think about it. If you want an army, you will have an army, and your territory will be governed? ? ? ? ?
After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist is from the county magistrate to the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. What is the protagonist's policy? No slogan! Now we are fighting in Hunan. Are there no refugees in the protagonist's territory? If everyone has land, there will be no shortage of food? Anyway, under the aura of the author, the protagonist can take over all the territory without having to think about it. If you want an army, you will have an army, and your territory will be governed? ? ? ? ?
Will you be the emperor later?