Respect history and don't write cool articles to slap people in the face. Every decision has a price, and every death has weight.
A city cow horse who died suddenly while working overtime traveled through time and became Zhu Youjian, the king of the Ming Dynasty in the sixth year of the Apocalypse.
He knows the outcome. The crooked-necked tree in Meishan will wait for him in seventeen years. Huang Taiji would detour the Mongolian troops to Beijing, and Li Zicheng would lead the hungry people to break through the Forbidden City. He would cut off his daughter's arm with his own hands and say to her, "Why did you give birth to me?" Once he knew the ending, he couldn't let it happen again.
A 30-year-old ordinary man was put into the body of a 16-year-old boy. He rescued Yuan Chonghuan, retained Lu Xiangsheng, and gave Sun Chuanting enough soldiers and food. He pulled out those people who did not deserve to die in history one by one from the gears of fate.
In 1644, there was no coal mountain.
There was only a 33-year-old man standing at the gate of Qianqing Palace, watching two daughters chasing butterflies in the imperial garden.
