Following: Ming

Although it is time travel, there is no golden finger or system. The protagonist, civil servants and generals step by step come out of this desperate era and rewrite the story of Emperor Zhu Youlang and the precarious Nanming. At that time, the Qing army's iron cavalry was pressing on the border, Zuo Liangyu's rebels were marching eastward, the factions in the court were fighting endlessly, and the people were displaced - the countdown to the fall of the Ming Dynasty was only one year away. There is no golden finger, only the detailed historical materials of the late Ming Dynasty in my mind and a heart unwilling to sink. He first cut off corruption, purged the imperial court, and stabilized the political situation in Jiangnan with thunderous means; then he trained a new army, reformed grain taxation, and used modern military concepts to create an iron-blooded force; he also sent envoys to contact the remaining troops of Zheng Chenggong and Zhang Xianzhong, and turned enemies into friends to fight against the Qing Dynasty. From the defensive counterattack in Yunnan to breaking the myth of the Qing army's invincibility, to the recapture of Wuchang and the reconstruction of the Yangtze River defense line, to the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains to close Beijing, the fate of "the Southern Ming Dynasty must perish" was shattered step by step. When the dragon flag flew over Shanhaiguan again, he looked at the mountains and rivers thousands of miles away and said with emotion: "What I recommend is not the wisdom of one surname, but the clothes and crown of China and the peace of the people!"