When he woke up, a modern history researcher unexpectedly returned to Chongzhen for thirteen years and became Zhu Youjian, the last emperor who was controversial in later generations.
At this time, the Ming Dynasty was already riddled with problems: the Central Plains was devastated by drought, and the refugees were revolting; war was everywhere in Liaodong, and the Qing army was eyeing it; party disputes continued in the court, hundreds of officials were disloyal, and the treasury was empty.
With three hundred years of historical memory, Zhu Youjian is no longer the suspicious and indecisive king who subjugated his country. He purged the court with an iron fist, killed corrupt officials, and turned the tide to raise food and wages; he organized the army, promoted good generals, and personally went to Liaodong to defeat the Qing army; he did light corvees and low taxes, appeased the refugees, and restored vitality to the fertile wilderness.
Let's see how he revived the imperial court in 1640, a turning point in the fate of the Ming Dynasty, supported the collapse of the building, created a prosperous era of Zhongxing for Chongzhen, and extended the Ming Dynasty to Zuo for another two hundred years.
Reader comments
It looks okay so far. In the plot, the guards around him should be sorted out first. After all, some of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty died in mysterious circumstances. Only when you are safe can you show off your talents!
It looks okay so far. In the plot, the guards around him should be sorted out first. After all, some of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty died in mysterious circumstances. Only when you are safe can you show off your talents!