Chongzhen: I Turned Things Around and Revived the Ming Dynasty
崇祯：我反向操作，中兴大明
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The main problem at the end of the Ming Dynasty was that the land had reached its limit in terms of sustaining people, coupled with natural disasters and man-made calamities. Without solving the food problem, there was basically no solution.
Isn't this just another way of putting Emperor Chongzhen down? Fast forward to getting involved with his sister-in-law.
Wasn't the Little Ming King also easily soluble in water? If you, Zhu Yuanzhang, could make the Little Ming King easily soluble in water, then isn't it perfectly normal for people of your Ming Dynasty to be easily soluble in water?
Can you please stop writing such perverted stuff, always having to get involved with the emperor's sister-in-law? Even an emperor can have any beautiful woman he wants, you're so pathetic.
I don't want to look at anything with round and chubby faces.
You're writing a novel, a novel! Netizens don't like chubby faces anymore, and you insist on going against them. If you don't fail, who will?
Some places where Ming Dynasty history is easily written like Qing Dynasty period dramas with queues!
"Slave": In the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs referred to themselves as "slave". "Your Majesty": This was rarely used to address the emperor in the Ming Dynasty; it was a common term used in the Qing Dynasty. "My dear minister": Before the Qing Dynasty, emperors rarely addressed officials in this way. "Memorial to the Throne": This only appeared in the Qing Dynasty.
Actually, Emperor Chongzhen bears a large part of the responsibility for the fall of the Ming Dynasty. In other words, he died for his country. If he had survived, later generations would definitely have blamed him for the dynasty's demise. Of course, I'm not saying that the Ming Dynasty could have survived if someone else had been in charge, but I'm just saying that the dynasty's demise during…
Chapter 28: He ran away; idiot.
I can tolerate anyone, but I can't stand Yuan, a braggart. Historically, emperors believed him, and now the protagonist has believed him too. I admire both of you; you're equally bad. You lack military skills, yet you'll do anything for a high position—you have no bottom line. He tried to emulate the Li family's strategy of raising bandits to enhance their own prestige, but he overplayed his hand.
Before Emperor Tianqi fell into the water, Madam Ke had already been expelled from the palace by the Donglin Party. Ignoring the theory of historical revisionism, both the Qing and Ming histories record this. Some details could be elaborated further. If the author is interested, they can research the birth experiences and families of Empress Zhang and Empress Zhou; it's very interesting.