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- 1 A Guide to Time-Traveling in the Northern Song 北宋穿越指南 If you transmigrate back to the Song Dynasty, should you compose poetry and enjoy romance? Or raise an army and vie for supremacy? Either way, first things first: fill your stomach. 55Votes1.4MRecs2.6MFans
- 2 The Fifteenth Year of Chongzhen 崇祯十五年 He transmigrates back to the fifteenth year of Chongzhen’s reign. Chongzhen, Dorgon, Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong: watch as he stirs up a thousand waves in this cataclysmic age, when heroes and villains rise together! Readers who like lightweight wish-fulfillment fiction should stay away. The only golden finger in this book is his knowledge of history. 3Votes169.8kRecs209.5kFans
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The Eighth Year of Chongzhen 崇祯八年
If you transmigrated into the body of the Chongzhen Emperor, what would you do? Beyond suppressing bandits and repelling invaders, how would you change the Ming dynasty? Governing a great nation is like cooking a small fish. You can't rush things with a blazing fire. Move forward step by step, follow the broader course of history, and let the Ming dynasty slowly regain its vitality.
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- 4 The Sea Wolf of Late Ming 晚明海枭 What's most important in the late Ming? Money! With money, you can raise an army; with an army, you can vie for supremacy. That's why Lin Hai set his goals early: first monopolize maritime trade east of the Strait of Malacca, then annihilate the Later Jin and wipe out the rebel bands, while also doing a bit of colonizing in Japan and the South Seas. Of course, he would also bury the half-dead Ming dynasty. A new empire would rise from the graveyard of the late Ming, drawing fully on the nourishm 0Votes26.3kRecs57.9kFans
- 5 Chongzhen Restores the Ming Dynasty 崇祯重振大明 A modern man transmigrates into the body of the Chongzhen Emperor of the Ming dynasty and strives to restore the Ming. Building on Ming institutions, he attempts to establish a modern state suited to the needs of industrialization. The story draws on sources including the History of Ming, the Collected Statutes of the Great Ming, the Comprehensive Chronicle of the Chongzhen Reign, the Veritable Records of Chongzhen, and Notes on the Eastern Palace. 0Votes21.3kRecs51kFans
- 6 The Long Sword at the End of Jin 晋末长剑 As the Tang poet Xu Yin wrote in his poem “The Two Jins”: “Deep schemes across three generations laid the foundations of an empire. What a pity for the widow and orphan. Cheng Ji’s crime brought Heaven’s wrath; the spear that struck a wise ruler is mourned for all eternity.” The Western Jin came to power through illegitimate means and made far too many mistakes, inheriting every ill that had accumulated since the Eastern Han and the Three Kingdoms. By the end of the Jin dynasty, the damage had b 123Votes2MRecs2.1MFans
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