Recasting the Ming Dynasty: the Spirit of Hongwu Penetrates Chongzhen

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Meishan was about to collapse. When Li Zicheng's troops came to the city, the Qing army was watching eagerly, and the national treasury only had 80,000 taels of silver. Chongzhen woke up in the middle of the night and was about to write the "Edict of Sin", but what came out of the paper were four words - moving the capital to Nanjing. Because the person writing the book at this moment is not the diligent but incompetent king who subjugated the country, but Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty. Two souls are in one body, two generations of emperors coexist in one body. The soul of Hongwu brought iron-blooded skills and the emperor's mind; the remnant soul of Chongzhen left behind seventeen years of lessons and secret accounts in the court. One wants to break out of the siege, and the other wants to defend the country. From Beijing to Nanjing, he moved three thousand miles south. He killed corrupt officials, collected salt merchants, trained troops and firearms, and purged Jiangnan. In the court, he said, "History is written by people, and the country is guarded by people."; Below the court, he said to Chongzhen's remnant soul: "You come to show the way, and I come to kill." Dorgon sent an envoy to Yi, threatening to divide the world equally. Zhu Yuanzhang tore up his credentials in court and said: "Let him prepare a coffin early - I will personally send him on his way." This is not a simple rebirth and counterattack, but the collision and reconciliation of two emperors' souls. One must learn to be kind, and the other must learn to be decisive. When they finally reached an agreement, it was time for the Ming Dynasty to be recast. The country is waiting for someone to come out, but they don't know - is it Taizu's soul or Chongzhen's life that is coming back? "It doesn't matter how the history books are written. What matters is that the Ming Dynasty cannot fall in our hands."