Ming Dynasty: from Sealing the Wolf as Juxu to Becoming the Emperor Through the Ages!

Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong was obsessed with cultivating immortals, and his children often died in infancy, which led him to become more and more superstitious about the alchemists' opinions. In the twenty-third year of Jiajing's reign, another son was born. This son had dragon patterns on his buttocks and black evil spirits all over his body. The alchemists said it was a disaster, so Zhu Houcong had no choice but to send the son out of the palace. ..... Fifteen years later, Zhu Chen grew up in Yiwu and was recruited into the Qi family army by Qi Jiguang. He saw that he was a talent and wanted to promote and influence him to contribute to the Ming Dynasty. However, he didn't know that Zhu Chen's true identity was actually the seventh son of Emperor Jiajing. His hidden identity was that he was the leader of ten thousand snow dragon riders. When Emperor Jiajing found out that Zhu Chen was his son, he cried with joy and said, "My father was wrong back then. Come back to the palace and enjoy the blessings of being your prince." Zhu Chen: "Being a prince? Have you misunderstood something? Father, you should practice your immortality well. I will inherit the throne." "?" Zhu Houcong. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.