The coal mountain hangs one's neck, the country is ruined and the family is destroyed. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Zhu Youjian hanged himself under the crooked neck tree, but was reborn on the eve of Tianqi's seventh year of ascending the throne. What's even better is that his nemesis Wei Zhongxian also came back with memories of his past life - one wanted to atone for his sins and save his life, and the other wanted to change his destiny against the will of heaven.
In this life, Chongzhen is no longer a loner. He conquered Wei Zhongxian as the "general manager of royal affairs" and based on the Gewu Tianshu, he built cities with cement, warmed the people with honeycomb coals, roared steam engines, and installed bolt-action rifles. He exchanged blood from the Beijing camp to the fortress, gradually encroaching on the Houjin;
In the inner court, Queen Zhang Yan of Yi'an went from trusting her uncle and sister-in-law to falling in love with each other in times of adversity, and finally became "one emperor and two queens". She promoted women's education, medicine and charity as a woman, and jointly ruled the country with Chongzhen.
From the turbulent seven years of the Apocalypse to the unification of the world in the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi; from a hemp rope in Meishan to the global telegraph network. This is a hard-core and refreshing story about a subjugated king who spent sixty years building the Ming Dynasty into an empire on which the sun never sets. It is also a song of the prosperous times when the emperor and empress join hands, the king and his ministers get along with each other, and the Han Dynasty continues to prosper.
