Chongzhen: Comrade, Are You Willing to Come with Me?

I am Zhu Youjian, the 16th emperor of the Ming Dynasty - the one who was hanged in Meishan seventeen years later in the history books. There is no system, no prophet, no munitions from heaven. I only have a modern brain in my hands, and a court full of civil and military officials waiting to see my joke. They said that the new king was stupid and easy to fool. I'll show them in casual clothes. Secretly, I spread out a piece of paper in the imperial study room and wrote down everyone's tricks - who was testing, who was waiting and watching, who handed the knife, and who was really useful. I am not in a hurry to kill people. I want to see clearly who is under the water first. Reduce taxes, clear away father-in-laws, sympathize with refugees, and punish corrupt officials. I don't just want to live, I want this Ming Dynasty to change its way of life. I have seen a palace full of loyal ministers and good generals, and I have also seen a whole dynasty of demons and monsters - I only ask one question: Little comrade, would you like to come with me? All civil and military officials in the dynasty thought that the new king was easy to handle. Then let them be happy for a few more days - waiting for my plan to be completed.