Wearing a Companion Piece: Entering the Forbidden City from Prince Yu's Mansion

Wearing Cheng Yu's palace to accompany the reading, Lin Yan looked at the submissive Prince Yu in front of him, and then thought about the powerful father and son Yan Song, and sneered: I changed this script! Is the strict party withholding monthly regulations? Throw out the modern account book on the spot, strip off your long underpants, and kill him with a cane! Yan Shifan mocked King Yu as a coward? The eldest son Zhu Yijun wrote a poem to slap him in the face, and by the way, he exposed the corruption scandal in the Yan family, and asked Jiajing to scold Yan Shifan until he was bloody! Jiajing is obsessed with Taoism? Using phosphor powder to create a "luminous elixir" allowed King Yu to show his filial piety and break the deadlock of "two dragons not meeting each other"; Yan Shifan was in trouble with the Japanese? A simple tape recorder recorded the irrefutable evidence and killed him! Is Yan Song in love with power? The words "not as good as sweet potatoes" made Jiajing kill him on the spot! From the bullied little companion to the powerful boss who went to the palace with a sword, Lin Yan stepped on the bones of the strict party, forced the "cowardly king" to sit on the dragon throne, and looked around at the officials with a sneer: "From today on, I, Lin Yan, have the final say in Ming Dynasty's rules!" The whole process is slapped in the face without mercy, and modern wisdom reduces the dimension and crushes it. Watching the protagonist lead King Yu to fight through the Forbidden City is so exciting! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.