Ming Dynasty: My Father Wei Zhongxian, I Taught Chongzhen to Copy the Family

[The Ming Dynasty + history + multiple female protagonists + developing technology and killing Tatars] Wei Qiang, a third-year philosophy student. When Wei Qiang woke up, he found that he had traveled through time and became the precious son of Wei Zhongxian, who is nine thousand years old in the fourth year of the Great Ming Dynasty. The sky is falling! He knew that in a few years, the first thing Chongzhen would do when he came to power would be to attack the Wei family. His family was confiscated and his family exterminated, and then he was deceived by the Donglin Party. He laid off factory guards and abandoned mine supervisors, and his finances collapsed. China's land collapsed. When others travel through time, they start with a dog, while he starts with a time bomb. What's even more frightening is that cheap dad Wei Zhongxian ran home happily and said that someone had given him the title of "Nine Thousand Years Old". Wei Qiang was furious on the spot, pointing at his powerful father and scolding him: "Are you stupid? This is called flattery!" After an analysis, Wei Zhongxian was so frightened that he threw the junior official with the honorary title into the Dongchang Prison overnight. There is indeed something wrong with that guy. Next, Wei Qiang rolled up his sleeves and, with the gang of vicious school captains from Dongchang, began to engage in briquettes, open a coal station, and make a lot of money. While he was doing business, he was thinking: This guy Chongzhen is crazy because he is short of money. Instead of waiting for his house to be confiscated, why not teach him how to raid the homes of corrupt officials first! Let's see how Wei Qiang, the time traveler, trains his 9,000-year-old father while teaching Chongzhen to steal homes and make a fortune, and forcefully bring the collapsed Ming Dynasty back on track. The relaxed and funny daily life of father and son, the passionate financial war, and the history of a group of people rewritten by briquettes. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, I have the final say!