Drunk in the Late Ming Dynasty

In the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, the slaves in the northeast were eyeing the capital, the Japanese bandits in the southeast were ruining life, Li Chuang in the northwest was causing trouble to the people, and the yellow tigers in the southwest were in Sichuan and Shu. Natural disasters continued in the Central Plains, and the people were exhausted. Yang Yichen originally planned to sleep drunk in the south of the Yangtze River, but he was born in troubled times and couldn't help himself. He opened military schools, expanded trade routes, captured the cavalry in the north, quelled Japanese rebellion in the south, swept away the mob, and ruled the world. He did all this just to be a quiet and beautiful man.