Transmigrated to the End of the Ming: I Landed on the Same Day as Chongzhen's Suicide

Name: Transmigrated to the End of the Ming: I Landed on the Same Day as Chongzhen's Suicide
Author: The Eighth Sea

穿进明末：刚好和崇祯上吊同一天

by The Eighth Sea (第八海)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 207k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 3mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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[No System] [Late Ming] [Realistic Historical Fiction] [Transmigration] [Power Struggles] [War] [Infrastructure and Farming] The final year of the Jia Shen era, the nineteenth day of the third month. The capital falls. The Chongzhen Emperor dies for his country. The Ming dynasty's 276-year rule collapses with a deafening crash. The land is shattered, the heartland overrun, and China plunges into the darkest depths of chaos. A thousand miles away, amid the mountains of southern Sichuan, the dilapidated Jianwu Garrison's Thousand-Household Outpost hangs on like a lonely dying lamp. Liu Shiyue, a modern veteran, transmigrates on the very day the nation falls and takes charge of the shattered remnants left by this ravaged age. The garrison is rotten, its military households starve and freeze, fields lie barren, and the army's equipment has fallen into disrepair. Outside, tribal chieftains and barbarian forces raid the villages. Within, corrupt officials and factions scheme against one another. To the north lies Chengdu, where Zhang Xianzhong's army of a million rebels is poised to lay waste to Sichuan. A sea of blood seems inevitable. He has no elite troops, no ample provisions, no support from the court, and no power base. All he has is a body hardened by a hundred battles, the fiery blood of a Sichuan native, and an iron will to survive this age of chaos. He will not retreat from the edge of an abyss. From this devastation, he will rise again. He will rebuild the shattered army, settle the refugees, suppress the marauders, and bring peace to the villages. With no more than the humble rank of a thousand-household commander, he will kindle the first spark of hope for Han territory amid the desolate mountains of southern Sichuan. The realm lies in ruins, and heaven and earth are turned upside down. The old Ming is dead. The age of chaos begins. From this day on, every inch of land will be soaked in blood, and every step of conquest will lay the foundation for a new empire. See how, against all odds, he restores a bright and orderly China!

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