The Strongest Chongzhen in History

It's too late to travel through time! Chongzhen is already in his thirties, and his cheap son is almost an adult! Moreover, the dynasty is prosperous and the world is corrupt. Rather than traveling through time and becoming the Chongzhen Emperor, it is better to travel through time and become a prince. At least he doesn't have to take the blame for the original owner!

I made the current situation map myself for reference to the brothers. Green represents the area currently controlled by the protagonist, yellow represents the area where the Ming Dynasty is the orthodox one, but the relative control of the protagonist is not as great as the green area. Dark green represents Zhang Xianzhong's Daxi regime, white represents areas with intense wars and conflicts, and dark pink represents Li Zicheng's Dashun regime. Made by myself, with reference to many historical maps and documents, of course there are deficiencies, and everyone can point them out. ✊

After reading more than 100 chapters, I really understand why the Manchus were able to conquer the world so easily. Natural disasters and man-made disasters (the Donglin Party and Shun thieves coerced and destroyed production) caused the Ming Dynasty's economy to completely collapse. Alas, they couldn't survive, so how could they not be conquered?

That was the 17th century, not the 21st century now. You have to bring in countries like Bhutan to make up the numbers. Have you ever thought about how their troops came here? At that time, I don't know whether the Mughals had the ability to transport 100,000 troops by sea and travel thousands of kilometers (this thousands of kilometers is still a straight line distance). But I know that those small countries (tribes) whose names are not necessarily recorded in history books definitely do not have this ability. When writing a book, please pay attention to the authenticity. Do you think it is a fairy tale novel that can be reduced to an inch? Do you think that in a modern military novel, you can have hundreds of thousands of tons of troop transport ships and hundreds of transport aircraft at your disposal? For Li Dingguo, I wrote a letter to Chongzhen after being besieged, and then Chongzhen personally ran from Beijing to Sichuan. I am too lazy to complain about it. Why do you think it's now, when there's a high-speed train and you can arrive in the morning and at night? This book has been ruined by these details until now.

Chongzhen is quite diligent, but unfortunately his ability is limited.

Chapter 200, the soldier said that Western women are tall and tall. It's hard to tell the specific height, but did the author misunderstand something? At that time, the Ming Dynasty people were the tallest in the world.

Dongchang's Xu Rongxiu is a relatively successful example of a villain created in this book. He is ruthless and sinister. As Dongchang's power expands, his ambitions expand rapidly. In the latest chapter, he even uses the name of the protagonist to wipe out all the inner factories. The subsequent outcome can be imagined. After all, the protagonist is not the one in history. If there is such a number one person under my command, I must deal with him to set an example to others.

Chongzhen is difficult to write, but obviously this book is well written. You can tell at a glance that the author has put a lot of thought into it. The votes have been cast, come on!

The protagonist actually runs a newspaper. I guess the protagonist hasn't understood the difference between ancient society and modern times. In ancient times, literate people were basically gentry, and those of ordinary people who were literate were rare. When you, a newspaper office, went to criticize the gentry, all the people you read were gentry. Isn't this looking for trouble?

I really couldn't stop reading this book. It was so exciting. Although the war was not grand, at least I read it very grandly. There were also plots in the harem and officialdom. These few scenes about the internal strife of the factory guards were also written, and the writing was really exciting. The protagonist, the emperor, is good. No matter how you fight below, rewards, punishments, and promotions are all a matter of a word from the protagonist. Mr. Talented