Traveling Through the Late Ming Dynasty, I Want to Be the Most Benevolent King in the World

Forbidden City. Lin Chen opened his eyes and found that he had become the subjugated king hanging on the coal mountain. He knows where history is going. Seventeen years later, Li Zicheng conquered Beijing, the Eight Banners entered the customs, and China was destroyed. In order to survive, and to prevent hundreds of millions of living beings from becoming slaves, he chose the most ruthless path. Royal Guard: A young man selected from the refugees and trained to be a sharp sword loyal only to the emperor. If his own parents dare to stand in the way, he will still kill his relatives. Camp system: The whole country was organized into military camps, and the people were reduced to production tools. The horses were given priority in feeding grain and grass, which was called "horses eating people". Royal Daily: The pen is sharper than the knife. If you are said to be a collaborator with the enemy, you will be a collaborator with the enemy. The public opinion is in full control. Jinyiwei‌: The shadow of spy rule shrouds the whole country. It would be a sin not to praise the emperor. Is this tyranny? Maybe. But when Huang Taiji's Eight Banners cavalry starved to death in the scorched earth of Beizhili, when the heads of rogue bandits were hung all over the city, when the black soil of Liaodong was planted with the flag of the Ming Dynasty again! Who can say that this is not another kind of salvation? And that high-altitude young emperor, overlooking the mountain of corpses and sea of blood, had only one thought in his mind: I not only want to be a "benevolent king", but I also want to be the greatest "benevolent king" in the world who would be guilty of not praising him!