The arrival of the Ming army and the conflict with the Koreans only provided a flashpoint.

Even if the Ming army had not been stationed and this conflict had not occurred, the coup would still have broken out.

To put it simply, the profits of the North Korean company have suffered serious losses. Although a large number of shareholders knew that the decline in the company's profits was not due to the chairman, they still decided to change the chairman. In another world, Li Huihe

The decades during the reign of Uncle and Nephew Lee were the most chaotic period in North Korea.

It was not until Li Hao succeeded to the throne that he made great efforts to improve the situation.

But now Li Hao is dead, and the Ming Dynasty has revived.

North Korea was sandwiched between the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and its situation was even more difficult.

When the situation is difficult, internal conflicts become more acute.

[Some people are saying that I am stupid, but there is important foreshadowing in these chapters. Various dynamics such as Imperial College students, merchants, old scholars, hospitals, etc. are all presented in these chapters. I have tried to simplify them as much as possible]

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