Saving the Ming Dynasty: I Can Swap Bodies with the Chongzhen Emperor
拯救大明朝：我能与崇祯交换身体
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It's 2023 and there are still people trying to defend Yuan Chonghuan... Given his actions, killing him wouldn't be unjust at all! And the claim of pacifying Liaodong in five years... He didn't have the ability, you know? 😜
The idea of being able to swap bodies is, well, it seems exciting at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it's actually quite boring. If you log in and do all the good deeds that benefit the country and the people, all the credit will be given to him. After Chongzhen dies, even his posthumous title will be the highest level. Later historical records will only praise him and not you.
I couldn't stand the part with Hong Niangzi anymore. The earlier parts had some minor issues, but the overall content was good. But with Hong Niangzi, it was all about making dumplings over a dish of vinegar. The main character was supposed to come, but instead of sending the Imperial Guards for protection, he went to the bandit's den and, for some bizarre reason, didn't run away, insisting on…
His own father had seven out of ten fingernails pulled out, and he didn't care at all. His first thought was actually to help his enemy. That's fucking amazing.
Without any cheat codes, no one from the modern era could change the ending if they traveled back in time.
The beginning was alright, but the protagonist joining the bandits is really toxic. There are so many places in the Ming Dynasty that could be written about, and there could even be two bodies working together. But for a woman, and not even a famous one, he has to end up in a bandit's den. It's really toxic.
He directly possessed Chongzhen's body. If he were to exchange it, it would be of no use. Chongzhen was the kind of person who would be extremely cautious about his life when undertaking great tasks. If he did something wrong, he would kill you first!
The author still portrays Ming Dynasty officials in a stereotypical way: corrupt officials are simply corrupt officials, single-minded and always opposing the emperor. Officials who died for their country are all portrayed as upright and loyal to the emperor. However, many of the officials who died for their country are also members of the Donglin Party.
What kind of time is this to still be criticizing Emperor Chongzhen? Please read the official history and use your brain to think about it, and you'll realize just how amazing Emperor Chongzhen was.
The Chongzhen Emperor's reign: Difficult! Without money and grain, everything is difficult. During the Chongzhen era, the Ming Dynasty relied on taxes that leaked from the fingernails of officials, gentry, and wealthy merchants to maintain its operations, resulting in annual deficits and financial difficulties.