Starting Out as a Rebel, I Build the Ming Empire with My Own Hands
[Historical Fiction] [No System] [Farming and Commerce] [Political Intrigue] [Character Growth]
In his previous life, he was hounded to death by online harassment. His parents died tragically, and he was terminally ill. When he opened his eyes, he had become the nephew of a bandit in Heishuigou in the eighth year of Chongzhen's reign.
Enemies within? Kill them all first! Refugees without household registration? He establishes a census and social safety nets, using modern management methods to turn a poor mountain stronghold into an impregnable kingdom.
From a bandit's brat to a mighty outlaw king, then to a lord ruling his own lands and finally an emperor founding a dynasty: in this life, he'll win back, with interest, the life he lost in his previous one, the debt he owes his parents, and the regret of watching the Ming dynasty teeter on the brink of collapse.
Although "Secretary" is a new book, the overall description is of an ordinary low-class person, step by step, how to get to the position where he can protect his family. It has the warmth of the world, the ruthlessness of the times, and the sorrow of history. It is overall good.
The content is still novel. Having seen the beginning of being a refugee after traveling through time and becoming an emperor, the protagonist is even more afraid of failure when doing things. However, the protagonist finally gradually gains his own footing, and the subsequent plot begins to become exciting.