The World Remains Unchanged: the Sixteenth Year of Chongzhen

The sixteenth year of Chongzhen was very close to the demise of the Ming Dynasty. I woke up from the Qianqing Palace and found that I had become the emperor of the late Ming Dynasty. The cavalry outside Chongzhen Pass was eyeing the local warlords with their troops. The Ming Dynasty, which had been self-respecting for three hundred years, finally ushered in its death. This year, a man traveled through four hundred years later. Then he became the emperor who should have been hanged on the coal mountain. He only had one year. One year later, the world will change dramatically. After the Jiashen year, the world will no longer be the Han family. Even if there are many opportunities for you to regain your sight, as a descendant, you know that it is just a dying struggle. But I have one thing that Chongzhen could not have. I know who is going to win, who is trustworthy, and who is cheating. This time I want to let the Han family continue to exist I want the crooked neck tree in Meishan not to be able to wait for me