Rebuilding the Ming Dynasty: Chongzhen Looks North

On the 19th day of the third lunar month in Jiashen, Meishan was in mourning and the Ming Dynasty was on the verge of collapse. In history, Chongzhen hanged himself, Wang Chengen died for the Lord, and China fell into a long darkness. But on this day, fate suddenly changed. Zhang Zai, a later researcher who was deeply involved in the military affairs and tactical deductions of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, passed through Wang Chengen's body. He wears the skin of a loyal servant for thousands of years, and his chest contains the rise and fall of thousands of years. Seeing that the emperor was determined to die, he desperately stopped on Jingshan Mountain to reveal the danger of the country's subjugation. He urged Chongzhen to give up martyrdom and made a plan to survive by Qianlong's southern crossing. The emperor and his ministers took advantage of the chaos and withdrew from Beijing, fleeing thousands of miles to seek opportunities in desperate situations. He awakened the secret line of Jinyiwei who was dormant in the world, reorganized the East Factory, promoted the restoration of the West Factory, and activated the Shenji Camp, the last firearms powerhouse of the Ming Dynasty. The four hidden forces unsheathed their sheaths and started a chess game in troubled times. Recruit the remaining soldiers, consolidate the defense line along the Huaihe River, seize Jinling, reform the old deficiencies, develop the military industry, and prepare for the construction of the navy. They fought against the Dashunliu bandits in the north and the separatist forces in the west, and faced the Eight Banners cavalry outside the pass. He accompanied Chongzhen out of suspicion and despair, and worked hard to reverse the Jiashen national crisis with a vision that transcended the times. The world criticized eunuchs for wielding power, but Wang Chengen was the only one who shouldered the heavy responsibility of the country as an eunuch. Manpower can still reverse the decline, but it is difficult to resist the mighty torrent of civilization evolution. He can recreate the Ming Dynasty, but he understands that the monarchy will eventually come to an end. The emperor and his ministers stood in the south of the Yangtze River, looking northward at the Central Plains day by day. A Chinese redemption spanning a century has begun. Author: Rome and Mules