The Second Half of Emperor Zhiren's Life

The first half of Emperor Zhiren's life: rebelling against the country, bringing down the mediocre royal family, expelling the rebels supported by other countries, and then ascending the throne as emperor, rewarding meritorious ministers, governing the world with benevolence, and giving the people a good life. A few years after Emperor Jiren ascended the throne, when he was in a coma from overwork, a soul from the future wanted to take over his body. As a result, Emperor Jiren devoured him and fused his memory. In his memory, Emperor Jiren saw the rest of his life; the first heir went abroad to fight and was plotted to die. Emperor Jiren was old and could not bear the blow, and often lay in bed to rest. The court was controlled by rebellious ministers and traitors, and the ministers who obeyed Emperor Jiren were framed for rebellion. When Emperor Jiren died, the three kings came to Beijing, several ministers with different surnames and Tuogu ministers The king falsely accused Marquis Wu of colluding with the queen and princes to seize power and rebel. In order to make the world believe this, Minister Tuogu let a prince go and let him flee to the north on purpose (but the royalist army was in the south). Then the prince suddenly died in an accident while riding a horse. Minister Tuogu supported the obedient little prince to ascend to the throne. In order to become the emperor, a certain king with a different surname promised Minister Tuogu that he would be crowned king and that his descendants would live in the south forever and live with the country. The heartbroken Minister Tuogu took advantage of the young emperor's overseas visit and joined forces with the commander of the imperial army to control the capital, forcing the young emperor to abdicate the throne to the king with a different surname. The king with a different surname also fulfilled his promise when he became emperor... Emperor Renzhi was very angry after reading the second half of his life in his memory. He did not expect that many of the ministers he trusted had betrayed him, so he picked up the butcher's knife... (This book is all fictitious history, please do not take it personally)