Wanli: I Am the First Sage of the Ming Dynasty

Name: Wanli: I Am the First Sage of the Ming Dynasty
Author: Mr. Yunjian On The River

by Mr. Yunjian On The River

completed History Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Male Lead

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About This Novel

In May 1572 AD, Emperor Longqing died. At this moment, Chen Jing woke up and found that he had become the Wanli Emperor, Zhu Yijun, who was about to ascend the throne. All show that the Ming Dynasty actually died in Wanli. At this time, the Ming Dynasty was blocked by Tatars in the north, and Japanese pirates were raging in the south. The common people were suffering from annexation, and the court could not collect money. Even the money for repairing the imperial mausoleum in Longqing was in arrears. The first assistant, Gao Gong, regarded the emperor as the emperor, Feng Bao, the chief minister of rites, took over the inner court, and the second assistant, Zhang Juzheng, ruled with his head down and his head down. His only support was his biological mother, Mrs. Li, who regarded herself as an ignorant child and would often punish her by kneeling down and scolding her. The young master is suspicious of the country and is in trouble both internally and externally. Can a ten-year-old child really carry the two capitals and thirteen provinces of the Ming Dynasty? ..."History has proven that Zhang Juzheng could not save the Ming Dynasty. Since I am the emperor, it is up to me to save the world." Who else would be better than me to support the building that is about to collapse, and to protect the universe and eternal peace. I am Zhu Yijun, the first sage emperor of the Ming Dynasty. (I have been an emperor, so I am not writing this casually)