The Fourteenth Year of Orthodoxy: I, Zhu Qi, Guard the Country

When Chen Yang woke up, he found himself sitting on the dragon throne. The good news is that he is now an emperor. The bad news is that he is Zhu Qizhen, the "God of War" who wiped out the entire Ming Dynasty family in Tumubao. The Oara army is pressing down on the country, and the civil and military officials of the court have their own agendas. Before their throne is firmly established, they are faced with a mess. Some people in the court hoped that he would come back, while others hoped that he would never come back. Fortunately, Chen Yang was a programmer in his previous life. Don't know how to fight? Then treat the military as a project management. Don't know how to be Machiavellian? Treat the court as a workplace. From Tumubao to the capital, he used modern people's brain circuits to solve the problems of ancient people, and by the way launched a vigorous reform in the Ming Dynasty. He first sent an envoy to propose terms, and Chen Yang haggarded with his fingers: "The compensation is too much, can we pay it in installments?" Yu Qian found that the emperor who came back from Tumubao seemed different from before he left. And Chen Yang just wanted to say: Don't panic, I used to fix bugs, it was just an empire, how can it be more difficult than ancestral code?