Chongzhen, I'm Not the Emperor Who Lost the Country

Chen Ye is a modern archaeologist and university professor, well versed in history and technology.

In a single twist of fate, he transmigrates into the last emperor of the Ming dynasty, with the empire beset by internal and external threats and on the brink of collapse.

The court is corrupt, refugees are everywhere, and foreign enemies circle like wolves. The Great Ming is in mortal danger.

Then he unexpectedly gains a golden finger, giving him access to future technology and the course of civilization’s development.

He can draw on modern knowledge to manufacture guns, cannons, steel, and electricity, putting his empire a century ahead of the world.

While others still wield swords, he has already built an unstoppable steel army and an aerial fleet.

In just a few years, he quells rebellions, crushes the rebel forces, retakes Liaodong, and turns his armies toward Japan.

Japan falls, the West trembles, and the world’s powers all submit to an empire in the East.

Using the Ming as his foundation, he unifies the world and creates a super-civilization that will endure for all ages.

From a ruler of a doomed nation to the sovereign of the world, he leads China into a new era for humanity.