The most unjust military general who died in the Ming dynasty, if a person does not die, can the Ming dynasty last for one hundred years?

If the most unjust military general died in the Ming Dynasty, it must be Yuan Chonghuan. If Yuan Chonghuan hadn't been killed, it would have been possible for the Ming Dynasty to last for one or two hundred years. But it was because without him that no one dared to face the Qing army when it entered the customs and was defeated by the Qing army.

During the Qing Dynasty, Qianlong was the most courageous and capable emperor after Kangxi. He made the prosperity of the Qing dynasty reach a peak, everyone lived and worked in peace and contentment, and the economy was prosperous and strong. But in his spare time, Gan Long always looks through the previous files and "reverses the case" for some things in the old calendar.

One of the most famous cases is the Yuan Chonghuan case. Yuan Chonghuan was an important military general in Ming Dynasty and one of the most capable generals under Emperor Chongzhen. He used to be a civil servant, but when the country was in danger, he abandoned literature to join the army and tried to save the dynasty that was about to collapse through his own efforts. Yuan Chonghuan made three great achievements in his life, namely: First, he defeated Nurhachi in Ningyuan, ending his invincible myth. Second, the Guanningjin defense line was established, which made the Qing army insurmountable. Third, defeat Huang Taiji in Ningjin.

Through these achievements, Yuan Chonghuan became a menace to the Qing army, so the Qing army made Emperor Chongzhen mistakenly think that Yuan Chonghuan was a spy with a deviant, which was a menace to the Qing Dynasty. After Yuan Chonghuan's death, the Qing army marched into Shanhaiguan, and no one in the Ming Dynasty could stop the peak of the Qing Dynasty and was destroyed all the way. At this time, many people thought that Yuan Chonghuan was an out-and-out spy, but Emperor Qianlong pulled up the previous files and confirmed that Yuan Chonghuan was an out-and-out loyal minister, not a spy.