I Became Emperor in the Late Ming Dynasty

Lin Xiao, a top student in the history department, inexplicably traveled to a dynasty that was very similar to the late Ming Dynasty. The entire country is plagued by internal and external troubles, foreigners are eyeing it, and internal conflicts are rife. I wonder how our five-thousand-year-old Chinese civilization could fall into the hands of barbarians and trample on them wantonly. A proud man cannot allow an inch of his land to fall into the hands of outsiders. In this era of turbulence and the rise of heroes, he, Lin Xiao, was unwilling to be inferior to others and stood up to protect China. There was no Ten Days in Yangzhou, no Three Massacres in Jiading, no cession of territory for peace, no measure of China's material resources, and no desire to win the favor of the country. I am Lin Xiao, and everything started from a little domestic slave to an emperor who saved China.