Ming Dynasty, 1644: Five Months Until the Fall

[Decisive and ruthless + Utterly satisfying + War + Slaughter]

Good news: Zhu Zhan transmigrates and even becomes an emperor.

Bad news: He transmigrates to 1644, becoming the Chongzhen Emperor, with only five months left before the fall of his country.

The Ming dynasty is already on the brink of collapse, surrounded by enemies and about to fall.

The Jurchens are to the north, rebels to the west, and the civil officials are lying in wait, ready to carve up the last piece of the Ming at any moment.

Zhu Zhan can only rely on his knowledge of history and his all-knowing perspective to turn the tide and save the empire.

I tell you to donate, and you refuse? Fine. Kill them! Confiscate their property!

Kill the corrupt, muddleheaded scholars, kill the greedy eunuchs, kill the aristocratic clans who betray the country!

Then develop technology, wipe out the Jurchens in the north, the rebels in the west, and the Japanese pirates in the east. Train a million-strong army of Han warriors, conquer the Americas, build a palace, and sleep with an empress while Jules Verne watches.