[Political intrigue] + [Court politics] + [No System] + [No mindless power fantasy] + [High-stakes gameplay]
Zhu Quan’s soul enters the body of the dying Tianqi Emperor Zhu Youxiao on the twenty-second day of the eighth month of the seventh year of the Tianqi reign. The emperor comes back to life.
Seeing that Wei Zhongxian is still alive, Zhu Youxiao is quite pleased after the soul transmigration.
There are seventeen years to go until 1644.
Wang Jiayin in northern Shaanxi hasn’t started his rebellion, and Li Zicheng is still working as a courier in Ningxia Town.
Mao Wenlong hasn’t been killed, and the Jianzhou Jurchens haven’t raided Xifengkou and advanced on the capital.
And he still has capable civil and military officials at his side, including Yuan Keli, Lu Xiangsheng, Sun Chuanding, Fang Yuegong, Wang Shide, Man Gui, and Zhao Shijiao.
First, he has to solve the problem of money, then the problem of food.
Where can he get the money?
With seventeen years, there’s bound to be a way…
As long as it is to abolish Zhang Yan, we must support it. This book is the first one I have read that describes the actual situation of the clans of the Ming Dynasty. The clans of the Ming Dynasty were suppressed by the emperor, the bureaucrats and the gentry. They were the class that was the most slandered. In fact, their life was no different from being in jail. They had no freedom at all, and they were not as wealthy as imagined.
Great, so beautiful!