Ming Dynasty Changping

On March 19, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the inner city fell. The emperor died in Long Live Mountain. On this day, Princess Changping— Lin Changping's father stopped writing at this point on that page of the book. He is a scholar of Ming history, studying a person-Chongzhen. From ascending the throne to dying for the country, he spent seventeen years living without food and clothing, working step by step, and finally came to an end on the locust tree in Meishan Mountain. What happened to Princess Changping? She didn't grow up in the history books. So 35-year-old quantum physicist Lin Changping, with a whole study room of knowledge and an unfinished page of blank pages, traveled to the crib of Kunning Palace in the third year of Chongzhen's reign. At that time, the Ming Dynasty had not yet died. Outside, there are tigers watching from the late Jin Dynasty, inside there are rogue bandits setting fire to the prairie fire, factions in the court are fighting, and the people are starving and dying everywhere. And her father - the Chongzhen Emperor who was labeled as "willful and self-willed" in history books - was not yet twenty years old, and he was still criticizing his sons, training his ministers, and staying up late at night, thinking that he could hold on. Zhu Yuluo came back from the ending. She knew that Liaodong would be lost, Beijing would be destroyed, and the locust tree in Meishan would one day be hung with a white silk ribbon. She has seen everything and knows everything. But this time, she wasn't just watching. She grows sweet potatoes, builds water conservancy, builds workshops, and improves fire guns. She defeated the rogue bandits, conquered Liaodong, instituted maritime bans, and established new schools. She made a princess who should have lost her arm and died young at the age of seventeen become the person who changed the dynasty. The Ming Dynasty did not die. In the first year of Changping, it changed to another way of life. This is the story of a man who single-handedly pulled a dynasty back from the brink. It is also a story about a little girl who finished the unfinished pages of a book for her father, a historian. The Ming Dynasty was in Changping, and a new dynasty was established.