[Hard-core historical reform] + [Industrial Revolution farming] + [Dynasty power struggle]
Li Zhe, a history college student, died suddenly. When he opened his eyes, he saw the Tumubao battlefield - he became the Ming Emperor Zhu Qizhen who was being chased by the Oala cavalry.
In front of them are the defeated Ming army, and behind them are the Mongolian cavalry. The fate of the most shameful "Northern Hunt" in history hangs over their heads.
But in this life, the script of history must be rewritten.
Jedi is the starting point of the journey.
He used modern tactics to reorganize the defeated army, forced Ye Xian to retreat in a bloody battle, and returned to the Forbidden City with the power of a "small victory". However, on the throne, there are dangers everywhere: the younger brother who supervises the country holds the power, the civil servants of the Manchu Dynasty look on with cold eyes, the queen mother in the deep palace is full of doubts, and the border officials are watching eagerly.
Imperial power must be reshaped with iron and fire.
While he used thunderous means to liquidate traitors, rectify the capital camp, and use new firearms to train the first "emperor's personal army"; at the same time, he united vertically and horizontally in the court, and recruited Yu Qian and other hard-working factions as humerus, uprooting the cancers of interests such as salt law and water transportation. Every step we take steps on the bones of vested interests, and every strategy is an enemy of the two-hundred-year-old system.
But this is not enough.
His gaze crossed the palace wall and looked further into the future. The establishment of the "Gewu Institute" sowed the seeds of science, improved industrial processes to quietly increase national strength, and the sea trade blueprint was slowly unfolding in his hands... What he wanted was not to be the master of the ZTE, but to lead this ancient empire and open the door to the Industrial Revolution two hundred years in advance!
"What I want! Is an empire on which the sun never sets!"