The Fifteenth Year of Chongzhen to Save the Ming Dynasty

In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Songshan was lost, Kaifeng fell, and Li Zicheng's 500,000-strong army was eyeing the Central Plains. There were only 80,000 taels of silver left in the treasury, and the soldiers in the Beijing camp were paid five taels of silver per month. The crooked-necked locust tree on Meishan Mountain has been waiting for him for two years. A soul from four hundred years later falls into the Forbidden City. He doesn't understand stereotypes and doesn't know how to use politics, but he understands one thing - the Ming Dynasty did not die from foreign enemies, but from rotten rules. The emperor's private treasury was fully opened, the weapons department was overthrown and rebuilt, and the Tianwu Army was trained from scratch. Someone asked him: The laws of the ancestors are immutable, what do you want to do? He said: I want to change my life.