[Rational + realistic + hard-core military + court intrigue + meme-fueled economics + transmigration] From the start, the protagonist transmigrates to the night before Hai Rui submits his famous memorial criticizing the emperor. The next day, he is dragged off to be executed. It turns out the Jiajing Emperor died a month early and never got the chance to pardon him. To make up for another mistake of its own, the System sends him and Jiajing to the end of the Ming Dynasty to save the empire.
The biggest villain does not appear until after the third year of Chongzhen’s reign.
Economic reform, military confrontation, military reform, and currency reform.
For economic reform, start with Chapter 23. For military confrontation, start with Chapter 26. Currency reform begins in Chapter 48. It takes economic reform a step further. After that comes the annihilation of the Later Jin’s remaining forces. By the time you reach 130,000 words, almost all the reforms have been completed and nearly every problem resolved. The emperor is ready to discard those who have served their purpose.
Currency War, this is my first time writing, my currency will really take off in the future, this is just a small test.