In the thirteenth year of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty was about to fall.
This year, Li Zicheng re-raised his troops from Shangluo Mountain; Chongzhen continued to take charge in front of the empty treasury; Yang Sichang tried to weave a ten-sided net; Sun Chuanting walked out of prison and rushed to Tongguan; Huang Taiji stood outside the pass, coldly waiting for the flames of Jinzhou to extinguish.
This book has no system, no time travel, and no cheats.
The only change is: every key character saw the abyss earlier than originally.
Chongzhen began to cut losses, Li Zicheng tried to establish a system, Yang Sichang learned to make trade-offs, the generals began to protect themselves, and Huang Taiji no longer rushed to attack.
When everyone is more sober, more cautious, and smarter, the world does not get better.
Liaodong needs food, the Central Plains needs food, Tongguan needs food, and Jiangnan will be in chaos no matter how hard it is pressed. Every correct choice takes away the last bit of capital from another place.
They all saw the abyss.
But seeing the abyss does not mean being able to cross the abyss.
1640, The abyss has opened.
Who can make it to the end alive?
