Hot Springs

Introduce Emperor Zhu Youtang of the Ming Dynasty soaked in hot springs to approve memorials. He soaked in hot springs and thought about women. He soaked in hot springs and wondered whether he would become a subjugated king. While enjoying the 42-degree hot spring water, he resisted nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine memorials - until he discovered that this hot spring bathed Qin Shihuang, Tang Xuanzong, and every emperor who wanted to be a wise king but was pulled away by desire. The water is still the same water, people change it again and again. This is probably the entire sociological significance of the emperor's hot spring bath: you think you are bathing in the hot spring, but in fact it is the hot spring bathing you. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.