Late Ming Dynasty: Saving the Ming Dynasty from Refugees

From the seventh year of Qi to the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, it was the most serious stage of the Little Ice Age. Grain production decreased year after year, and large-scale famines occurred in various parts of the north. The imperial court's finances collapsed - Liao's annual salary was more than five million taels, but 70% of it was embezzled by officials at all levels, and less than 20% actually went to the hands of the border troops. There was political chaos: the struggle between the Donglin Party and the Eunuch Party had just ended. After Chongzhen came to power, he began to purge the Eunuch Party. As a result, all officials were in danger and no one dared to do practical things. The most terrible thing is that the Ming Dynasty government in this era has completely lost its ability to organize at the grassroots level - the government needs to rely on local gentry to collect taxes, conscription needs to rely on hereditary guards, and disaster relief needs to rely on food donations from wealthy households, and these three items are rotten to the core. This is an era of cannibalism. Officials kill people, thieves kill people, Tatars kill people, and even common people who are hungry and crazy also kill people. Yang Shaohua's biggest enemy after time travel is not Houjin, but this rotten system...