My Chongzhen Start Continues the Ming Dynasty Zuo

"I am not the king of the subjugated country, but all my ministers are the ministers of the subjugated country!" Under the crooked neck tree in Meishan, Emperor Chongzhen's mournful cry traveled through time and space. When the modern soul entered the body of seventeen-year-old Zhu Youjian, these last words became a curse that he wanted to break throughout his life. He is well aware of the trajectory of history, and he also understands the serious problems of the Ming Dynasty: land annexation, official corruption, depleted armaments, and poor people's livelihood. Therefore, with the dignity of an emperor, he carried out innovative actions: taking back the land occupied by his relatives and returning it to the displaced people; strictly inspecting the local taxes withheld to fill the empty treasury; abandoning the idea of ​​​​party disputes and reemploying generals who were good at conquering and fighting; reforming the military system and building an invincible iron army. From the capital to the frontier, from the court to the people, he made difficult steps but never backed down. He not only had to fight against the eager foreign enemies, but also eliminated the internal troubles that eroded the foundation of the Ming Dynasty. This is an epic about redemption and struggle, and also a legend about an emperor using wisdom and iron blood to bring the Ming Dynasty back to life!