In the winter of the 16th year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng broke through Tongguan, and the Ming Dynasty entered the final countdown.
Zhou Huan, a modern crisis public relations expert, traveled through time and became the most unlucky consort. In the court, he was convicted for his words and was impeached for "deceiving the public with evil words." Outside the capital, the front line of the invading army was already pointing at Juyongguan.
He issued a military order at that time: In ten days, he will raise enough food for the capital for three months. If he cannot restrain himself, please behead him!
From then on, a modern soul who was deeply familiar with people's hearts and good at controlling public opinion began to use reports, data, psychological games and limited future knowledge to fight for the fate of Chinese civilization at the end of the empire that was destined to overthrow.
This is not a myth about one person saving a country, but a story about how a lonely fire ignited the silent majority and rewrote the survival of Chinese civilization in the darkest moment of history.
