Cao Pi in the Late Ming Dynasty: I Will Rebuild the Ming Dynasty with a Thousand-Mile Canal

In the thirteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Linqing Wei, Shandong Province. Dong Ran, a master of logistics engineering, traveled through time and became a small flag of a water transport military household. He has no system and no extraordinary golden fingers. He only relies on professional knowledge and vague memories of troubled times to survive. On the Grand Canal, officials were exploited, grain supplies were in short supply, guard posts were decaying day by day, and countless soldiers were dying. He started with a shipload of grain, took advantage of the Qing army's invasion to hoard grain and grass, recruited homeless athletes, and quietly accumulated strength on the eve of the collapse of the Ming Dynasty. Jiashen was in national crisis and the north fell. Dong Ran went north along the canal to meet the royal family, and escorted the Chongzhen monarch and his ministers to move south to Jinling; The war broke out again, the four towns in the north of the Yangtze River were completely defeated, the north bank of the Yangtze River was in flames, and Nanjing was in danger. At the critical moment, Duke Changping presided over the Emperor's Dragon Festival, arranged a full guard of honor for the princess, and personally led Dong Ran's drilled Zhoushan navy to cover the river and try to save the dangerous situation on the left side of the river. Twice on the verge of national subjugation, Chongzhen lost his suspicion and impatience, and the emperor and his ministers got to know each other, and jointly launched a new policy of rejuvenation. It starts from the canal and finally controls thousands of miles of vicissitudes of life. The broken Ming Dynasty was reborn from the ashes, and the Chinese sails set sail towards the boundless blue sea.