The Ming Dynasty Is Doomed

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Blurb: An infrastructure-building story

I transmigrated! And ended up as the Chongzhen Emperor?!

My life's ambition is to change the nation's fate and turn the tide! But the ministers won't cooperate?

After working hard, I want to fill the harem! I want to be the male lead of a harem novel! But what kind of people are in my harem?

The Empress is from an apocalyptic novel and firmly believes the apocalypse is coming. Every day, she organizes the consorts to study apocalypse theory and actively prepare for its arrival?

Consort Li is from a cultivation novel. She meditates and cultivates every day, pulling me along and saying we should become a pair of dual-cultivation immortals, sob sob?

Consort Ning is probably from a farming novel. She's turned the rear courtyard of the Palace for the Selected Beauties into farmland, growing fruit and vegetables. Whenever the consorts have some free time, they go there to snack on seeds and drink flower tea?

Consort Zhen calls herself a heroine of the martial world and is in charge of patrolling the palace every day. No need to ask, she must have transmigrated from a martial arts novel. Consort Zhen: Report! Lady Li has been acting suspiciously, and more than half the valuable ornaments in her room have disappeared!

Noble Consort Xi is furious: How dare you! I'm the only one here who takes palace intrigue seriously!

At last, I find a newly arrived palace maiden and think I've finally met someone normal. Then she says: Your Majesty, don't move! I'm livestreaming!

Emperor: Perhaps it would be better if my Ming Dynasty simply fell.

Blurb 2: After transmigrating, I became an emperor. I built factories, smelted iron, made alkali, grew potatoes, and opened KFC, all so I could abolish the monarchy.

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Nan Yuan is the most beautiful woman in the Yin Kingdom.

After the Yin Kingdom is destroyed, her father, consumed by ambition, offers her to Li Yan, the emperor of the Great Jin.

Li Yan is a young emperor with a brilliant military record. He's the nightmare of the Yin Kingdom, and his infamous name is enough to make children stop crying at night.

Li Yan is always cool toward her. He pinches her chin with his slender fingers and examines her with narrow phoenix eyes. His deep gaze is full of menace, as if she were nothing more than insignificant prey. "Don't entertain any foolish hopes."

Nan Yuan says nothing, lowering her head submissively. She has other plans: she needs to use his power to clear her mother's name and seek justice for her wrongful death.

At last, the murderer who poisoned her mother is executed.

During an autumn hunt, Nan Yuan, who has prepared for this moment, finds her chance to fall from a cliff. With help from her servants, she escapes alive.

At first, Li Yan treats her like a plaything for his amusement.

Gradually, he comes to love the sight of her crying and begging for mercy: her almond eyes clouded with tears, her cheeks flushed with embarrassment, her delicate body as soft as boneless silk.

He tells himself she's nothing but a lowly palace maid.

But on the day she jumps off the cliff in front of him, Li Yan clutches the hair ribbon she left behind and spits up blood.

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Cover image from Weibo: Bu Ai Shuo Hua De Guo Jiu

Theme: Transmigrating as the last emperor