Late Ming Dynasty: a Rebel's Road to National Salvation

In the third year of Chongzhen's reign, Anping, a doctor of history, traveled to the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, starting from Henan, where people were starving and dying. He used "classified accounting" to rectify the grain policy, used firearms innovation to sweep away bandits, relied on three major national policies to win over the people, and even obtained thousands of war horses on the grassland. However, the more prosperous the people are under the rule, the more refugees gather together; the more they help the world, the more they fall into the dilemma of "the more they are ruled, the poorer they become". When locusts cover the sun, imperial mausoleums are burned, and the system chokes, this man who wants to save the people will eventually become an enemy of the world - not for power, but just to fight for a glimmer of hope for the common people before the dynasty collapses.