Huang Ming, a modern man, traveled through time and became Chongzhen who had just ascended the throne. He took over the Ming Dynasty, which was in turmoil and faced internal and external troubles. Seeing the factions in the court fighting for the country, the military camps in decay, and the rebels of the late Jin Dynasty eyeing him, he cut off the fate of subjugating the country, abandoned the pedantic benevolent government, and used the skills of an iron-blooded emperor to endure the layout. Relying on the unparalleled loyalty and bravery of Fang Zhenghua, he closely mobilized Qin Liangyu's elite soldiers to control the officials, check and balance the ruling and opposition forces, and step by step liquidate the eunuchs. He vowed to reverse the crisis in Jingshan and revive the Ming Dynasty.
