“The sky screen appears, and the rulers of all sixteen Ming reigns, from Hongwu to Chongzhen, look up in parallel timelines.”
A video called “The Ming Dynasty’s Ten Greatest Regrets,” casually edited by modern history content creator Lu Yuan, is projected across the skies of parallel Ming timelines. No immortal cultivation, no magic, just bloody historical truth and opportunities lost to time!
Beginning with Zhu Biao’s death, Zhu Yuanzhang of the Hongwu era watches as Ming paper currency collapses and the Blue Jade case erupts. Eyes bloodshot, he draws the imperial sword. Zhu Yunwen of the Jianwen era sees the “Jingnan Campaign” and collapses from fright in his throne. The “God of War of the Great Ming,” Zhu Qizhen of the Zhengtong era, sees the Tumu Crisis exposed in advance, while Yu Qian angrily hurls his court tablet across the hall!
As the treasure-ship charts from Zheng He’s voyages are burned, Zhang Juzheng is posthumously condemned, and the tragic scenes of Chongzhen hanging himself on Coal Hill are revealed one after another, the Ming dynasties go completely wild. Use the information gap to reverse the fate of the realm: the Ming will never fall at Coal Hill!
I wonder what the hell am I looking at? Don't I read history? Why did you set me on a fantasy road again? The scolding was quite enjoyable, but it didn't solve the problem at all! Why do you only vent your emotions?
This book, Chongzhen's "Unpredictable Prophet" and Zhu Yuanzhang's selfishness and viciousness, are written deeply!