Zhang Wei, a social worker who died suddenly while working overtime, opened his eyes and transformed into Zhu Zhengming, the Yongxi Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He started with a hell difficulty dungeon! As soon as she woke up from a coma after falling into the water, she was "fed" supplements by the Queen Mother and the Empress in turn, and she was caught in the survival dilemma of "eat the bird's nest first or the ginseng soup", just like the humble Party B sandwiched between Party A and Party A.
It was even more thrilling in the court. On the first morning, he was forced to leave the court early due to an empty stomach and his stomach growled in front of all the civil and military officials. He was in a hurry to diagnose the pulse at the Imperial Hospital and to urge the chief minister of the cabinet to allocate funds. He relied on Feng Bao, the eunuch and eunuch of the ceremony, to turn into a "novice mentor" to take care of everything.
He originally wanted to soothe his soul with the hot pot in the imperial dining room, but found that there were no chili peppers in the Ming Dynasty, and his dream of red soup hot pot was shattered. When he was strolling around the imperial garden to relax, he saw the concubines playing "golf" with the ivory chess set left by the late emperor, which shocked him so much that his jaw almost dropped.
From dealing with court etiquette and court disputes, to developing a "low-end version of shabu-shabu" and handling the "ivory chess case", the emperor Zhu Zhengming relied on modern thinking to survive in the ancient palace. While complaining that "being an emperor is more tiring than 996", he started an imperial career full of excitement and laughter amid the majesty of the queen mother, the liveliness of the concubines, and the seriousness of the ministers.