Great Ming: Tyrant Chongzhen Rebuilds Great Ming
[No system] [Not brainless] [Power struggles] [Court politics] [High-level game] [Hot-blooded] [Contenders for supremacy]
A soul transmigrates into the body of Zhu Youjian on the twenty-fourth day of the eighth month in the seventh year of the Tianqi era—the very first day of Chongzhen’s reign—seventeen years before Chongzhen’s historical suicide at Meishan.
At this point, the Jianzhou chieftain Huang Taiji has just ascended the throne, Liaodong has not yet been completely lost, the Little Ice Age has only just begun, the plague and great drought have not yet shaken the foundation of the Ming dynasty, the courier at Yinchuan Station has not yet rebelled, and Mao Wenlong is still dragging Huang Taiji down on Pi Island.
More importantly, Wei Zhongxian is not dead yet.
And even more importantly, all those formidable people he knows are still here.
Sun Chengzong, Sun Chuanting, Lu Xiangsheng, Hong Chengchou, Cao Wenzhao, Cao Bianjiao, Qin Liangyu, Zhou Youji, Zu Dazhao, Man Gui, and even some descendants of the Qi Family Army are still here.
There is still time.
Everything is still in time.
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