Great Ming: Chongzhen Doesn’t Hang Himself, and from the Start I Summon the Chancellor

"Liangshan rebels dug up the imperial ancestral tombs?"

"The Empress Dowager wants to force me off the throne so she can become emperor herself?"

"Floods in the south, droughts in the north, corpses everywhere, people eating their own children, and the treasury has neither silver nor grain for disaster relief?"

"My own uncle, Prince Yan, is raising an army to purge the court?"

"The Jurchen in the northeast, the Tatars in the north, the Tibetans in the west, and the Japanese overseas have joined forces to invade?"

"The eunuch of the Eastern Depot holds power over the whole court, calls himself the 'Nine Thousand Nine Hundred Years,' and has spies all over the palace?"

The yellow-haired Zhu You transmigrated into the doomed Chongzhen Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, facing disaster from the start.

Instead of hanging himself, he summoned Zhuge Liang, the greatest chancellor in history!

Crush the eunuch faction.

Take down the Empress Dowager.

Execute Prince Yan.

Put down the rebels.

The Jurchen, Japanese pirates, and Tatars: not one of them gets away!

(Handcrafted with great care and passion. There are surprises in store.)