When reading the history of the late Ming Dynasty, the more I look at it, the more I find it hard to reconcile and full of regrets. The Ming Dynasty started with a bowl to create brilliance, but ended with a string of scrawls. Chongzhen was diligent enough but ill-informed about people, and ultimately could not save the Ming Dynasty, which was suffering from serious problems; loyal ministers and good generals wanted to serve the country, but were trapped in the lack of food and salary, and the constraints of the court, and died on the battlefield with only sighs; the clan was too rich and refused to save the country, and the people were displaced and miserable. In the end, it was a pity that the country collapsed.
Therefore, I wrote "Rebuilding the Ming Dynasty" to make up for this regret and let readers feel the fragmentation of the history of the late Ming Dynasty from a first-person perspective. It changed the tragedy of the late Ming Dynasty, eradicated the traitors, provided food and wages, strengthened the border troops, and calmed the people's hearts. It reversed the crisis step by step, truly supported the collapse of the building, recreated the prosperous Ming Dynasty, and fulfilled the dream of lasting mountains and rivers.
