Dreams Around the Late Ming Dynasty

The modern intellectual Zhu Yan traveled back to the fifth year of Chongzhen (1632), an era of internal and external troubles. Internal worries: The peasant uprising in northern Shaanxi has become a prairie fire (Gao Yingxiang and Zhang Xianzhong are active), there are endless party disputes in the court (the remnants of the Eunuch Party and the Donglin Party), and Emperor Chongzhen is suspicious and eager for success. Foreign invasion: After the Jin Dynasty, Taiji continued to grow outside the customs. He proclaimed himself emperor and changed the Yuan Dynasty to the "Qing Dynasty". He detoured to Mongolia and invaded the fortress to plunder. The aftermath of the Jisi Incident was still unsolved.