Lin Mo (translated as Zhu Houzhao, the Zhengde Emperor) went from being a modern social beast who "just wanted to fish and live a leisurely life" to being forced to face the "internal and external troubles" of the Ming Dynasty. The signs of eunuch dictatorship, party disputes among civil servant groups, northwestern Tatar harassment, land annexation in the south of the Yangtze River, and hidden dangers of Japanese pirates along the coast. He gradually took on responsibilities while making troubles, and finally became a strange Mingjun who "does not act according to common sense but is loved by the people."
