Zhang Zhiheng, a librarian, traveled through time and became Emperor Chongzhen. When Li Zicheng handed over the "Hua Zi", Zhang Zhiheng found that there was an additional "historical archive" in his brain - a virtual library where detailed information about specific historical events and characters could be accessed. This library has no system prompts or task panels, it is just a pure knowledge base. Every time you look it up, you need to consume mental energy. The more detailed and secret the information, the greater the consumption.
Zhang Zhiheng knows very well that the details of history often determine success or failure. He will use this "library" to review Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong's troop distribution, general characters, and siege strategies to find their weaknesses; review the rise of the slaves, internal conflicts, and cavalry tactics to formulate strategies to defeat the enemy; review the sources of wealth and collusion evidence of Shanxi merchants to carry out precise strikes; review the lessons of the rise and fall of past dynasties, and formulate a reform plan that suits the national conditions of the Ming Dynasty.
He will not rush for success, but like a rigorous scholar, he will continuously consult information, analyze and judge, and formulate long-term strategic plans. He will start with details, correct the training methods of the Ming army, improve crop planting techniques, develop maritime trade, and accumulate national power step by step. He wants to use the power of knowledge to disintegrate the old forces from within and defeat powerful enemies from the outside. Ultimately, he wanted to make the Ming Dynasty a powerful empire based on knowledge, with prosperous science and technology, and prosperous culture. Congratulations from all directions, and visits from all countries, he would continue the national destiny for another three hundred years, and leave a civilization that will never decline for future generations.
