A Time-Space Connection: I Changed the Great Ming's Fate

Zhu Wei, a homebody, stayed in over the May Day holiday and downloaded an unremovable “Time-Space Communication” app. To his shock, it connected him to the Ming emperor four hundred years in the past: the Tianqi Emperor, Zhu Youxiao.

Facing the young carpenter-emperor, who was consumed by suspicion, Zhu Wei made a startling prediction: the emperor would die in the seventh year of Tianqi, all three of his sons and three daughters would perish young, the Ming dynasty would fall to Li Zicheng seventeen years later, and Chongzhen would hang himself at Coal Hill.

Zhu Youxiao went from fury to despair, then finally seized this lifeline from the future. He reopened the Western Depot, recalled loyal generals, and brought scientific geniuses into service, vowing to defy fate and change history.

Meanwhile, in the present, Zhu Wei was being maliciously suppressed by his supervisor and discarded by his boss once he was no longer useful. After quitting in a fit of anger, he stood on the street, lost and unsure what to do, when his phone buzzed again: the emperor of the Ming was waiting for his next instructions.

From then on, the fates of two different eras were inextricably linked.