Ming Dynasty: Starting from Saying That Chong Frame Is the King of Subjugation

Zhu Kan, a graduate of the Department of Modern History, passed away in the first year of Chongzhen's reign and became a small banner of the imperial guard. "Chong Jian is a diligent king, but he is also a king who subjugates his country." "It can be said that Chongzhen brought the blame on himself. A good deck of cards was beaten to pieces by him. Many capable ministers and generals were killed by his cunning tricks." "It's not entirely Chong Jian's fault. After all, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty before him was more arrogant in his operations. Those who cultivated immortals, rested and rested, and those who did carpentry did carpentry. The basic market collapsed long ago." "What are you thinking about? We're just standing guard. We don't care about our country and make it sound like we can speak." Little did Zhu Kan know that his complaints were from his heart. Young Chongzhen, who was working hard to govern, listened. Chongzhen thought it was ghosts, gods, and humans who were guiding the country. One really dared to complain, the other really dared to believe, and Ming Dynasty was revived like this.