Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen was an imaginative emperor who was kind, smart, handsome, but ill-fated. For his sake, many authors in later generations wrote his stories.
This novel tells the story of a young anchor who traveled into the body of Emperor Jianwen, changed history, and created an enlightened and prosperous age.
Emperor Jianwen had been practicing the magical power of protecting the body since he was a child. At the age of 22, he finally achieved success and achieved an immortal golden body. At this time, he had been emperor for more than a year.
The emperor learned magic skills and wanted to travel around the world. He doesn't want the throne anymore. In order to hand over the throne smoothly, he launched the New Deal, elected the emperor, conducted judicial trials, and established a parliament. He wanted to carry out an asset-stage revolution two hundred years before Britain.
An emperor with peerless martial arts can indeed do many great things and many happy things
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However, the emperor also had weaknesses. The magical body-protecting skills he learned were as incomplete as the Sunflower Manual. "The magical body-protecting skills will not break the child's body. Once the child's body is broken, all martial arts will be lost."
In order to learn martial arts, there were so many beauties in the palace, but he couldn't touch any of them. He himself couldn't bear to let them down, so he made a fake emperor to fool his concubines. Causing the queen to cheat. Even the prince is not his biological son.
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All kinds of confusions and problems were created by him, and he ultimately solved them one by one.
When a young anchor in later generations traveled through time, he encountered a stunning female assassin who assassinated the emperor. The emperor liked this female assassin and did many things for her. He signed a peace agreement with Zhu Di and gave up the throne...
Reader comments
I'll comment after reading Chapter 8. Emperor Zhu Yunwen was assassinated, besieged, and plotted against by his most trusted people, but he broke out of the siege with his strategy and courage and went straight to the palace. However, it is incredible how the real and fake emperors can coexist. As for why there was a rebellion? The author also sold a very large melon. Worth a look.
I'll comment after reading Chapter 8. Emperor Zhu Yunwen was assassinated, besieged, and plotted against by his most trusted people, but he broke out of the siege with his strategy and courage and went straight to the palace. However, it is incredible how the real and fake emperors can coexist. As for why there was a rebellion? The author also sold a very large melon. Worth a look.