Great Ming, 1560: Oh No, My Dad Is the Jiajing Emperor

He transmigrated as Zhu Zaihou, the Jiajing Emperor's third son and Prince Yu.

His mother had died young, his father showed him no affection, and his younger brother, Prince Jing Zhu Zaizhen, coveted the throne.

He was nervous, but not entirely. After all, he only had to outlive his brother and father to ascend the throne.

Prince Jing: "Father admires me, the court officials favor me, and Yan Song supports me! What can you possibly do to compete with me?"

Zhu Zaihou: "I can outlive you!"

With Xu Jie, Gao Gong, and Zhang Juzheng, Zhu Zaihou had assembled a formidable team and resolutely adopted a lie-flat strategy.

As far as the eye could see, countless capable ministers and valiant generals awaited his appointment, including Qi Jiguang, Hai Rui, Yu Dayou, and Xu Guangqi.

Let the fierce generals fight the Japanese pirates, let the capable ministers deal with corrupt officials. As for the emperor, he only needs to enjoy a life of wealth and luxury.

The history books say: The Longqing Restoration extended the Ming Dynasty's life by five hundred years!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.