After Waking Up, My Great Ming Only Has Ten Days Left?

The seventeenth year of Chongzhen: the Ming dynasty’s countdown to collapse. (No system)

Joo Yujian, who has been dozing on the dragon throne, has a long and vivid dream.

In the dream, he becomes a child and studies in the future hundreds of years later.

He opens *The History of Ming*, which records the humiliating ending that awaits him.

In the end, he becomes a blood-and-iron soldier tempered by modern military training.

Twenty years of sharpening later, he wakes from the dream.

At his desk are still mountains of memorials announcing deaths, and before him are still those hypocritical two-faced ministers.

Is this a demonic frenzy before death? Or some kind of providence?

Looking at his hands, no longer trembling, Joo Yujian’s eyes burst with terrifying killing intent. There is no time to climb the technology tree; he can only rely on foreknowledge and imperial power to kill and spare as he wishes!

First, use his father-in-law as a sacrificial banner, and pretend to be a fool while demoting loyal ministers! As the butcher’s blade hangs mercilessly over the officials’ heads, the wheel of history quietly veers off course.