Peak of Power: I Have Been in Charge of the Ming Dynasty for Seventy Years

I have read a lot, and this is my first time writing. Please forgive me. I have no brains to begin with, and there is no brain storage place. Don't say I am corrupt. The male protagonist of this book, Lin Chen, is a bit special - there are three souls living in his body. In his first life, he was an ordinary person, studying and working to live his life. He died unexpectedly at the age of 45 - this made him understand the life of ordinary people. In the second life, he traveled through time and became Zhu Yunxi, the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang - the young man who was supposed to be killed by Zhu Di during the Battle of Jingnan. But this life is different. Soul fusion, photographic memory, and a mind far beyond that of ordinary people. I endured it for sixteen years, sitting on a mountain and watching tigers fight, reaping the benefits of being a fisherman. He ruled the Ming Dynasty for seventy years and pushed the Ming Dynasty to unprecedented heights. He had all the power but no one close to him. The third life is now. Born in 1990, his parents are from a family of ordinary grassroots cadres. He returned with the experience of being an emperor, but he only wanted to do one thing well: protect these two people. This story is about Machiavellianism, but at the heart of it is family. It talks about officialdom, but the background is human. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.