Shocked: This Emperor Jingtai of the Ming Dynasty Is the Sixth

When Lin Zhou, a 32-year-old political media editor, suddenly died in front of his computer after staying up late to revise a manuscript, he opened his eyes again and turned out to be Zhu Qiyu, the reigning king of the Ming Dynasty for 14 years - the tragic emperor who ascended the throne in danger in history, but eventually died of a mysterious illness after the coup. At that time, the bad news of the Tumubao Incident had just reached the capital, and his brother Zhu Qizhen was reduced to a prisoner of the Wala class. Wang Zhenyu and his party controlled the government. Discussions of moving south were rampant, and the Ming Dynasty was on the verge of collapse. At a critical moment, the "Dead Soldier System" is suddenly bound: one quota per day can turn unknown people into absolutely loyal Dead Soldiers, and it also comes with a "black material archive" that can organize intelligence. As a modern editor, Lin Zhou is well versed in public opinion. He is no longer the cowardly King of Tao, but a manipulator with a "pen" and an "intelligence network": he sends dead soldiers to sneak into enemy camps, collects irrefutable evidence that Wang Zhen's party members are deducting military pay, uses the Beijing News to incite public outrage, and eliminates cancer in the court in one fell swoop; "Wala also loved Zhu Qizhen deeply first" to dismantle the threat of Zhu Qizhen as a hostage; he wrote "Domineering Gaoyi Sacrifice Wine and Fall in Love with Me" to use public opinion to tear apart the trust between corrupt officials and rectify the corruption chaos left by the Yingzong Dynasty. From supervising the country to ascending the throne, from the defense of Beijing to the New Deal of Jingtai, he used dead soldiers as his eyes and black materials as his blade to deal with the civil servant group, the noble forces and Zhu Qizhen who was under house arrest in Nangong. When Shi Heng and Xu Youzhen planned to seize the throne, he had already set up a dragnet of public opinion through Di Bao, and completely shattered the restoration conspiracy with an article "Zhu Qi's crime is not the child of Emperor Xuanzong".