Fan Yucheng, a top student in the history department, opened his eyes and became a coal mountain in Chongzhen before he hanged himself. After the Jin Dynasty, the end of the Jin Dynasty was approaching, refugees were everywhere, and the courtiers were devouring each other.
But he brought with him three hundred years of historical memories: he saw through Yuan Chonghuan's hidden danger of killing Mao Wenlong at a glance, and used Guan Ning's cavalry to lock Huang Taiji with his backhand; he confiscated the remaining wealth of the eunuch party and used it as military pay, which silenced the Donglin party; he used modern military training techniques to transform the Beijing camp and turn the refugees into warriors; he even laid out plans for Nanyang in advance to intercept the maritime trade of the Dutch.
From the Jisi Incident to the Songjin War, from the suppression of Li Zicheng to the tough fight against Dorgon, every step has broken the inertia of history.
Who says The Last Emperor must be a tragedy? I insist on letting the Ming Dynasty Dragon Flag fly for another three hundred years!
