Wrong Passage in the Late Ming Dynasty: I Will Not Be the Emperor of the Subjugated Country

When he woke up, he became Chongzhen. At the age of seventeen, Wei Zhongxian's unveiling notice had already been handed over to the imperial court before he could sit on the throne. He had four hundred years of prophetic wisdom, but he had no soldiers. The accounts of the Beijing camp were in ruins and became a mess. The four cabinet ministers - Mr. Wenshui, Shadow Prime Minister, Bachelor Danqing, and Mr. Fu each had their own agendas, and there was no one they could trust around them. He had to survive before he could talk about anything else. So he summoned the British Duke Zhang Weixian, an old nobleman who held the three major battalions of the capital and was the only one who could control the capital. The monarch and his ministers sat across from each other, tea cups in hand, and he said: "I have just succeeded to the throne, and I am afraid that my virtue will not bring peace to the world. If you are willing, I can also wear a yellow robe for the Duke of the country." When Zhang Weixian knelt down, Zhu Youjian knew that this was just the beginning.