Zhu Haijun's soul traveled through the body of Emperor Chongzhen, and was choked by the original Zhu Youjian. When they got into a quarrel, they discovered that Zhu Yuanzhang's soul had also traveled through time, becoming one body with three souls.
It is already the first day of the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, and it is just over two years since the demise of the Ming Dynasty. The key is that Zhu Haijun cannot understand the official dialect of the Ming Dynasty, and he does not know who is who; and Zhu Youjian has lost control of his body; so, although Lao Zhu is here, how can this situation be solved?
Reader comments
I have read many late Ming Dynasty novels. The unique concept of this book makes people believe that if the author travels back to Chongzhen, he can really reverse the decline and revive the Ming Dynasty! Most of the late Ming Dynasty texts are about various killings of corrupt officials, or endless grand and bloody military battles. Even though the scenes are exciting, the length is complicated. This novel solves the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty from another perspective and provides an in-depth description of the power changes of various institutions. Full of wisdom in dealing with chaos. Thank you to the author for your wonderful creation [Like][Like][Like]
There are no problems with the setting, plot logic and other aspects of this book. I don't know why the data is not good and it was forced to end by the official.
Obviously following the "Zhu Shou" route, now that he has the military power, he can start to rectify the civil service group and the surrounding areas.
I hope the author will have the opportunity to continue writing the follow-up. I look forward to it and encourage you.
I don't know if it's true to historical facts, but it's still interesting.
I have read many late Ming Dynasty novels. The unique concept of this book makes people believe that if the author travels back to Chongzhen, he can really reverse the decline and revive the Ming Dynasty! Most of the late Ming Dynasty texts are about various killings of corrupt officials, or endless grand and bloody military battles. Even though the scenes are exciting, the length is complicated. This novel solves the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty from another perspective and provides an in-depth description of the power changes of various institutions. Full of wisdom in dealing with chaos. Thank you to the author for your wonderful creation [Like][Like][Like]
There are no problems with the setting, plot logic and other aspects of this book. I don't know why the data is not good and it was forced to end by the official. Obviously following the "Zhu Shou" route, now that he has the military power, he can start to rectify the civil service group and the surrounding areas. I hope the author will have the opportunity to continue writing the follow-up. I look forward to it and encourage you.
I don't know if it's true to historical facts, but it's still interesting.