Late Ming Dynasty: Domestic Slaves Also Have to Ascend the Throne as Emperor at the Beginning

"Anti-Qing and anti-Ming" "Single female protagonist, no harem" "Even the emperor can't continue to be slaves for generations. Why should we, a bunch of domestic slaves, be slaves for generations to come?" When he woke up, Chen Jiaxing became a domestic slave of the Xu family in Suzhou. He was injured and lying in the woodshed, and no one cared about his life or death. The master has spoken: if they cannot be taken care of well, they will be thrown into mass graves. After drinking a bowl of bitter medicine, he opened his eyes and heard a year - the seventeenth year of Chongzhen. Jiashen year. Li Zicheng defeated Beijing, Chongzhen was hanged, and the Manchu cavalry was about to break through Shanhaiguan. The sky is falling. But he was a domestic slave, and even his life belonged to his master. The nursing staff squatted under the candlelight and gambled for money. They gambled back and forth and lost two pennies. He flicked the copper coins into the air and said: I want to bet a big one. I risk my life to see if I am destined to be a domestic slave for generations to come. They pretended to be spies for the king and infiltrated into the refugees. In front of the Chenghuang Temple, he said to a group of hungry people who were skin and bones: This world is unfair. King Chuang wants to return justice to you. He was waiting for news that the emperor was dead. As soon as the news arrives, take action. Open granaries, plunder government treasuries, and distribute food to those who don't have enough to eat. Poke a hole in the sky.