In the fourteenth year of the Great Cause, Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty was hanged by Bai Ling and died in Jiangdu. A thousand years later, he opened his eyes and found that he had become Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty.
In the body of an eighteen-year-old, there lives a soul that has lost its country.
He conquered Goguryeo three times and turned the prosperous age of the Sui Dynasty into chaos. He knew that Liaodong was an abyss, that the people would rebel when the treasury was empty, and that the most fatal root cause of an emperor's illness was "anxiety."
But the Ming Dynasty in front of us is even more rotten than the Sui Dynasty: the Queen of Liaodong is eyeing it, the national treasury only has 600,000 taels left, the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty are either mediocre or moths, and the people of Shaanxi are already eating tree bark.
He has thousands of years of memories, lessons from the country's subjugation, and determination not to make the same mistake again.
But he also knew that changing the destiny of a dynasty was ten thousand times more difficult than conquering it. Because he faced not only the enemy, but also the beast called "Irritability" in his own bones.
This time, he no longer cried or ran away.
He wants to make this dead game a living one step by step.
