Taking Stock of the Emperor's Wonderful Descendants, Lao Zhu Was Named on the Golden List

One day, a golden list called "Ranking of Weird Emperors" came to the heavens, asking emperors of each dynasty to count the weirdest emperors among their descendants. In order to increase suspense, before revealing the real owner, the names were hidden, leaving only the surname and nickname. As a result, there were the most people with the surname Zhu on the list. Lao Zhu: Impossible, absolutely impossible. Our boss's descendants are all filial sons and virtuous grandsons, and they will all be wise kings and saints after a hundred years. How could it be possible to be on the list? It's still weird. God must have made a mistake. Huang Taiji: You can't be wrong. Among the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty, you, the Zhu family, were the most weird. They all neglected their duties and neglected the government. In the end, my father took advantage of the loophole and rebelled. Wait, how come there is Aisin Gioro on the list, and he is also marked as a monk emperor. Ying Zheng: There is no one with the surname Ying on the list. Doesn't it mean that I have achieved immortality and ruled the Qin Dynasty for thousands of generations? Xu Fu ordered you to take three thousand boys and girls and immediately go overseas. You have to move mountains and cook seas to find the elixir of immortality. Liu Che: Mr. Yingzheng, if you still dream of immortality, your Great Qin II will be dead. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.