Daming: Start as the Leader of the Group and Remotely Control the Western Emperor

In the first year of Zhengde, the 16-year-old Zhu Houzhao was complaining about his father's throne - being an emperor was too boring, and the civil servants in the dynasty would only force him to be a "model emperor". As soon as he finished speaking, a golden light exploded in his mind: The American Emperor chat group was successfully created, and he became the group leader! Louis XVI, Washington, and Lincoln were all confused. Zhu Houzhao stood up and said: "I am the spokesman of God." Lincoln cried and complained that 340,000 people died in the Civil War. He sneered: "That's it?" Washington was anxious to ask how he would die, and Jackson planned to use group chat to kill his political opponents. While sending people to find out the details of the West, Zhu Houzhao was stirring up trouble in the group - revealing that Lincoln would win and hinting that Jackson was careful about the banking crisis. A group of Western emperors were so controlled by him that they even expressed gratitude: "The leader of the group is truly a messenger of God!" He crossed his legs and ate melon seeds: "I don't even bother to take care of the Ming Dynasty's mess, how can I have the leisure to control you? But since you want me to be the boss, then you can pay some protection money." While the founding fathers of the United States were still struggling with bloodletting to cure diseases, the Ming Emperor has become the manipulator behind the scenes of Western history with just one mouth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.