The Restoration of Chongzhen

After his martyrdom at Coal Hill, Zhu Youjian returns to the eve of his enthronement. Seeing through the selfish motives of the Donglin faction, the eunuchs, and the feudal princes, he no longer acts rashly or suspiciously, nor does he rely on mass executions to stabilize the court. Instead, he uses the art of balance to gather funds and grain, pacify refugees, and guard the frontiers, reversing the fate of the Ming Dynasty's downfall. — Description from novelcodex.org