I Am the Ruler Who Revives the Dynasty

Amnesia is a huge downfall. When the emperor's brother dies, the 17-year-old boy is very sad and happy, and his personality changes drastically when he falls into the water. At most, his memory is a little confused.

The background of the protagonist is unclear. Did Chongzhen fall into the water and lose his memory, or did a traveler from another world travel to Chongzhen and lose his memory or pretend to have amnesia?

There is no powerful extraordinary golden finger, and as the last emperor, he wants to change. . . I'm afraid I might fall into the water early.

Since Yu Qian, the emperors of the Ming Dynasty have basically become decorations. The civil servant group has controlled the court and local places. As long as the emperor's ideas are different from theirs, it becomes a piece of paper! As an emperor, setting him up is digging his own grave and setting an example for civil servants?

The emperor leaving Beijing is a big poison, especially for the new emperor. No heirs, no prince. Moreover, it is also a "royal chariot's personal expedition". A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall.

A good book, it's rare to find an author who is serious about researching historical materials.

If you lose your memory, you can still save Ming at the end of Ming Dynasty. . .

Since there are too many and complicated materials in the late Ming Dynasty, it is very troublesome to check, and different historical books have different records, so some relatively close timelines are blurred (referring only to people, the events will be more specific) For example, whether Qian Longxi was in the cabinet in the seventh year of Tianqi, I was actually very entangled when checking the information. Some said Qian Long After Xi offended Wei Zhongxian, he was deported and returned home. He was resurrected in the first year of Chongzhen. It turns out that when Chongzhen ascended the throne, Meibu promoted him to the cabinet and asked him to preside over the "reverse case." In addition, looking at the official statistics of the Ming Dynasty, Qian Longxi appeared in the cabinet again seven years after the apocalypse. Therefore, the book is blurred, and it is assumed that he worked in the cabinet as soon as Chongzhen ascended the throne. It is not clear when Han Yiliang was promoted to the Central Committee. Anyway, when the emperor shouted slogans in the first year of Chongzhen, he did throw cold water on him. As a result, he was quickly appreciated by Chongzhen, promoted quickly, dismissed from office, and finally returned to his hometown to live in a cave in a short period of time. The book tacitly agrees that he was promoted to the Central Committee in the second half of the seventh year of Tianqi. As for others, we will let you know if we find out the time later. 😭😭😭😭 It is impossible to determine when some people will be officials. What should I do if I write about Yuan Chonghuan in the future?😓😓[f n=20], if there are mistakes in the book, I will correct them if there is still time to correct them. If it is too late and cannot be corrected... Just blur it 😚😚😚😚, I try not to make problems in big events

It's funny, you treat your courtiers like this, the protagonist should become a spy

The Jizhou Mutiny was not a so-called massacre of the Qi family army at all. Why did the author still use it to make a fuss? Can you read relevant research articles?