Common Man in the Late Ming Dynasty

There has never been a dynasty in history that has been as entangled by fate as the Ming Dynasty: it began with a peasant uprising and succeeded by expelling the Tartars, and it died due to a peasant uprising and was destroyed by the Tartar invasion. At the beginning of its founding, the civil servants and generals were shining brightly. Punishment and eradication of corruption were the best in any dynasty, but at the end of the dynasty, no good officials were able to hold up the building that was waiting to be demolished. The collective corruption of officials and the cruel policies towards their subordinates led to the entire area north of the Yangtze River, which led to the entire area north of the Yangtze River. There has never been a dynasty in history like the Ming Dynasty. When it was destroyed, very few ministers died, but those who rebelled against the enemy and surrendered to the enemy were like ministers crossing the river. In the end, the Manchu Qing Dynasty actually used hundreds of thousands of troops to conquer millions of troops, and used millions of barbarians to rule hundreds of millions of Chinese souls. Civilization regressed, the country was lost, and the Chinese clan fell under the enslavement of other countries. Huge changes occurred over a hundred years of humiliation! How sad! What a pain! This is a time-travel novel, and it is also a history of national suffering and national struggle!