When Zhu Xiao, a social beast in the 21st century, opened his eyes, he found that he had become the Ming Dynasty emperor Zhu Houzhao - wearing a dragon robe, but he had to face an early dynasty that was more terrifying than KPIs, ministers that were more difficult to serve than customers, and a "jiangshansheji" that was more insincere than the boss.
When other people travel through time and become emperors, they either work hard to govern or have a harem of three thousand people. It is better for him. At the beginning, he is bound by the "Emperor's Happy (Rollover) System": "Your Majesty, today's task is to cover ten watermelons with jade seals, and the reward is 'Dragon's Fart Fragrance for Three Days'~"
In order to survive, the "Salted Fish Emperor" was forced to start a road of sand sculpture in the Forbidden City.
When modern social thinking collides with the ancient imperial power system, when Internet memes parachute into the Jinluan Palace, when salty fish instinct encounters the system's weird tasks - Zhu Xiao just wants to shout: "I don't want to be an emperor for eternity, I just want to go home and lie down!"
But who would have expected that the "nonsense reform" he created as a joke would actually give Ming Dynasty a slightly different new look? And this "fun-loving emperor" who thought about retirement every day also slowly found his own "emperor's way" in the daily life of the palace - after all, he is the only one in history who can turn the country into a large-scale reality show!
This is a hilarious story about social animals who were forced to do business in the Ming Dynasty, and who tried hard to survive but accidentally created the "New Ming Dynasty Painting Style". It contains a stew of historical facts, modern thinking and dimensionality reduction attacks, the absurd daily life of the palace, and a happy emperor who is always on the verge of overturning.
