Zhu Houzhao, the Great Playboy

The great man once said: "Most of the Twenty-Four Histories are false, and most of the so-called true records are false." The great man also said: "The History of the Ming Dynasty made me the most angry when I read it clearly. Except for the two illiterate emperors Ming Taizu (Zhu Yuanzhang) and Ming Chengzu (Zhu Di), the Ming Dynasty did better, and Ming Wuzong and Ming Yingzong were slightly better. The rest were not good and all did bad things." Since most of the Twenty-Four Histories are false, and great men gave extremely high evaluations, we can boldly assume that Zhu Houzhao was a seriously underestimated emperor. Perhaps it was because he was too different and was not bound by civil servants. In order to warn future generations of emperors, he deliberately discredited our Zhengde Emperor in the official history. As a Han monarch, Zhu Houzhao was the last monarch to personally conquer and win. He speaks many languages, is proficient in music, is good at riding and shooting, has strong martial arts, and has profound attainments in calligraphy and painting. Zhu Houzhao was the only emperor who lived like a human being. He dared to love, hate, think and do. You said he loved to play, yes, he played, but the most important thing was that he did not fail to do what an emperor should do. Therefore, he is not only an emperor, but more importantly, he lives a life of himself and a human being. This book also refers to a lot of materials from the history of the Ming Dynasty and tries its best to restore some of the socio-economic conditions at that time. However, entertainment is still the theme, so readers of historical archaeology are invited to pay attention. This novel rectifies the name of the great emperor Zhu Houzhao based on the attitude that overcorrection must be overcorrected. The main purpose is to find the word "shuang".