Chongzhen and Louis XIV

On March 19, the seventeenth year of Chong'er, the emperor died in Meishan. The next moment, time flowed backwards like a river, dragging him back from the abyss of death to a night before he had time. In the Shouhuang Palace, two people who had been dead for many years opened their eyes - Zhang Juzheng, the chief minister whose family was confiscated by Wanli; Yuan Chonghuan, the general who was executed by Chongzhen Lingchi. A chief lieutenant who died twice, a general who shouldn't be alive, and an emperor who finally learned to trust people, they want to revive a dead game piece by piece. But time gave them a second chance and the same question: Can history be rewritten? Or are all changes just the prologue to the same ending? Outside the city is Li Zicheng's 200,000-strong army. At Shanhaiguan, Wu Sangui held the invitation letter that determined the fate of three hundred years. And in the Forbidden City, an emperor who had just been pulled back from the tree was learning something he had never learned before in his life - trusting people. When they finally stabilized the city, they discovered that the outside world had already changed. The Dutch merchant ships were knocking at the gate, the Jesuits brought Newton's manuscripts, and a young king named Louis XIV sent a letter from the other side of Eurasia...