Reborn at the End of the Ming: The Emperor's Dream Team

When Li Zicheng attacked Beijing at the end of the Ming Dynasty, no one could save the Ming Dynasty. Starting over from scratch would have been easier.

Given the appalling state of affairs at the end of the Ming Dynasty, even Zhu Yuanzhang couldn't have saved it. Corruption was rampant; the emperor couldn't even scrape together 1 million taels of silver. Most ridiculously, Li Zicheng managed to raise over 70 million taels when he captured Beijing—enough to have the Ming Dynasty destroyed a dozen times over.

This book should be good once it's finished, but I don't have much confidence in the author.

The author is talented, but including emperors from all dynasties... I really don't know how you're going to write the rest. It's going to be a close call.

The rebel armies at the end of the Ming Dynasty were all made up of desperate people who couldn't survive. The main force resisting the Qing army in the late Southern Ming Dynasty was also composed of these same desperate people. Even as a Ming Dynasty enthusiast, I know there's no way to whitewash the end of the Ming Dynasty.

Holy crap! The author abandoned the story!!!

If the writing goes smoothly, it will be very exciting. All the emperors live in the same era, making it a truly enjoyable story. How will Zhu Di face Zhu Yuanzhang?

Zhu Yuanzhang's 26 sons; mortality rate: 3% Zhu Yunwen had 2 sons; mortality rate: 0%. Zhu Di's 4 sons; Infancy rate: 25% Daughter mortality rate 0% Zhu Gaochi had 10 sons; mortality rate: 0%. The recorded infant mortality rate for daughters is 0%. Zhu Zhanji had two sons; mortality rate: 0%. The recorded infant mortality rate for daughters is 0%.

The emperor, a corrupt scholar-turned-Confucian, investigated Confucian scholars. But the investigation was ultimately futile.

I thought it was a bad book based on the title, but after clicking in, I found out it's by the author of "Li Shimin's Soul Reincarnation as Liu Shan". Keep it up, I believe in you!