Ming Dynasty: Jiajing Will: I Still Have a Son

In 1566 AD, because of a memorial written by Hai Rui, he became the most famous person in the world. Jiajing was so angry that he vomited blood. The emperor, who was destined to have a tragic life, closed his eyes. When Hai Rui found out, he cried bitterly in Zhao Prison. The civil servants were very happy because this scheming emperor was finally dead. They have already been in the prince's dormitory and have almost brainwashed Prince Yu. When King Yu ascends the throne, the entire government will be controlled by them, and the emperor will become a caged bird. By that time, imperial power will become a joke. The civil servant group controlled the government. It's just Jiajing's will that disrupted all their plans Jiajing's posthumous edict: I still have a son, let him come back to succeed me and ascend the throne! Suddenly, all the officials exploded! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.