The Absurd Emperor Fell in Love with Biology

Zhu Houzhao, a shy graduate student in the Department of Biology at Xichuan University, was hit on the head by a bird's nest while fighting with his chubby girlfriend Xiao Ya. When he was fascinated, he traveled to the Chunwei hunting ground of Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao, in his early years of Zhengde. A divine song of popular music conquered many eunuchs and maids living in the high walls of the palace, and the emperor became a dazzling star. What's even more amazing is that he is proficient in the language of animals and has a deep understanding of the laws of nature, making him an idol in many circles. He is also absurd and weird, with lots of interesting anecdotes. Zhu Houzhao, who was originally ignorant in the political struggle, used what he learned in later generations to eliminate the six tigers and gain a command of power. The self-proclaimed general Zhu Shou personally led an expedition against the Mongolian Tatars, and was surrounded by dangers, and achieved a great victory in Yingzhou. He quelled the rebellions of Anhua King Zhu Zhixiu and Ning King Zhu Chenhao, leading to a legendary life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.