Dad Jiajing, the System Forced Me to Revitalize the Ming Dynasty

When he opened his eyes, Zhu Jie transformed into the invisible man in Ming Dynasty 1566 - the fourth son of Jiajing, King Jing Zhu Zaizhen. Historically, King Jing was his father's pawn to check and balance his brother, a cannon fodder who died young; in the TV series, King Jing didn't even have a scene. But now, everything is different. Bind to "Da Ming ZTE" system Zhu Zaizhen's opponent? They are all epic "big guys": Jiajing's father, the "Riddle Lord" who became an immortal and cultivated Taoism, Yan Shifan, the "weightlifting champion" who shouldered two capitals and thirteen provinces, and Zhao Zhenji, the "non-stick pan" who always wanted to "suffer the common people". As for the winner in the historical script, the third brother Yu Wang? Sorry, this time, the director changed and the script changed. Many years later, Emperor Jiajing looked at the unprecedented surplus in the treasury and the invincible fleet that swept across the Japanese pirates and spread its power across the South Seas, and finally asked the ultimate riddle: "Fourth, what do you want?" Zhu Zaizhen leaned over and answered: "What I wish for is that the people of the Ming Dynasty will no longer have to suffer hardship. The fate of the country of the Ming Dynasty will not have to be tied to anyone's shoulders." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.