In March of the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Beijing was in danger. Li Zicheng's cavalry was about to arrive at the Xuan Mansion in three days. The plague was surging, and Shanxi merchants were still secretly sending food and weapons to the Jian slaves... There were only eighteen days left for the fall of the Ming Dynasty.
Fang Yan, a modern top student who is familiar with the history of the late Ming Dynasty and a veteran of the field army for five years, was ambushed and sacrificed when he was retreating from an interspersed mission. When he opened his eyes, he turned into the prince Zhu Cihong on the sick bed. There is no system, no golden fingers, only the historical lessons engraved in the bones and blood, and a country full of devastation before our eyes.
At the beginning, he relied on the "ancestral dream" to break the situation and stabilize the suspicious Chongzhen; he activated the buried generals, purged the government and the public, rectified military discipline, raised money, curbed the plague, and eradicated Shanxi merchants. What others saw as a dead end was, in his view, an opportunity to rewrite history.
From the prince to the helmsman, Zhu Cixiang (Fang Yan) single-handedly removed the shackles of natural disasters, broke the puzzle of man-made disasters, and resisted the iron hoofs of foreign enemies - this time, he wanted to stop the tragedy of Meishan, let the banner of the Ming Dynasty fly over the mountains and rivers again, and create an unstoppable celestial kingdom!
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This is my first time writing a book. I have no experience. I revised it again and again [laughing and crying]. I give myself a big five stars.
This is my first time writing a book. I have no experience. I revised it again and again [laughing and crying]. I give myself a big five stars.