I Am the Ruler Who Revives the Dynasty

Amnesia is a major flaw and a fatal flaw. The emperor's brother died, and the 17-year-old boy experienced extreme grief and joy, fell into the water, and his personality changed drastically; at most, his memory would be somewhat confused.

The protagonist's background is unclear. Did Emperor Chongzhen fall into the water and lose his memory, or was it a time traveler from another world who traveled into Emperor Chongzhen's body and lost his memory or pretended to have amnesia?

Without a powerful, extraordinary cheat-like ability, he, as the last emperor, needed to bring about change. It's likely that they'll fall into the water prematurely.

After Yu Qian, the emperors of the Ming Dynasty basically became figureheads. The civil service controlled the court and local areas. As long as the emperor's ideas differed from theirs, it became a dead letter! For the emperor to establish him was to dig his own grave and set an example for the civil service.

The emperor's departure from the capital is a major threat, especially for a new ruler. He has no heir, no crown prince, and is personally leading an expedition. A wise man avoids placing himself under a dangerous wall.

A good book; it's rare to find an author who takes historical research seriously.

Despite suffering from amnesia, he can still save the Ming Dynasty at the end of its reign.

Because there is so much material and it is so complex to search, and different historical books have different accounts, some relatively close timelines have been blurred (referring to people, while events will be more specific). Whether Qian Longxi was in the cabinet in the seventh year of the Tianqi reign was a point of contention when researching historical records.

How ridiculous! Treating subjects like this, the protagonist should become a spy!

The Jizhou Mutiny was not a massacre of Qi Jiguang's army at all, so why is the author using it to smear the Ming Dynasty? Could you please read some relevant research articles?