Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty: Rebirth and Not a Subjugated King

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Meishan lost its soul, and Zhu Youjian used three feet of white silk to end the country and the country of the Sixteenth Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. But heaven took pity on him and allowed his soul to return to the first day of the first year of Chongzhen. At that time, Wei Zhongxian's power was overwhelming, the undercurrent of Donglin party struggle was raging, a severe drought was approaching in Shaanxi, and the Hou Jin cavalry was eyeing it. After resurrecting his life, Zhu Youjian lost his stubbornness and suspicion, hid his anger and regret, and took the blood and tears of the country's subjugation as a lesson to make progress step by step. He was hypocritical and arrogant, dealing with the eunuchs and Qingliu; he was wise and discerning, and tried to protect Yuan Chonghuan, Sun Chuanting and other loyal and good people; he took precautions to relieve disaster victims, strengthen border defenses, and organize officials. This time, he will change his destiny against the will of heaven, save the Ming Dynasty from collapse, protect the people from fire and water, and let the tragic song of Meishan never be heard again!