When Lin Feng, the restorer of the National Museum of China, touched the Xuande painting of flowers and birds with his fingertips, he suddenly became Zhu Zhanji, grandson of the Nanjing Emperor.
At that time, Zhu Gaochi was seriously ill, and the sword of Han King Zhu Gaoxu was already hanging on his neck. He carried the false name of "Cricket Emperor" and used modern game thinking to create a puzzle: he used insects to hide his edge, used post roads to set up hidden stakes, rushed to Beijing in seven days to ascend the throne, and cut off the lead of his uncle's rebellion with his backhand.
On the dragon throne, he is a contradictory emperor: he not only uses the Xuande furnace to cast the emperor's authoritative rituals, but also hides cricket jars to capture the sentiments of the public; he uses "Integrity Archives" to cut down corrupt officials, and he uses "Innovation in Hundreds of Industries" to develop the porcelain industry; while letting Zheng He's fleet carry blue and white flowers for export overseas, he uses modern military strategies to pacify Mongolia and appease Japanese pirates.
He is a wise king described by historians, and he is also a "stranger" with repair tools hidden in the palace: on the chessboard of the 10th year of Xuande, he used the glaze color as his chess piece and the human heart as his piece, trying to repair the "cracks in the earthen fort" in history. However, he failed between the imperial power and the In the pull of my heart, I saw the undercurrent of the prosperous age - Empress Sun's eyes concealed the insight into "alien", Wang Zhen's obedience was wrapped in uncertain ambition, and even the prince he cultivated with his own hands gradually deviated from the track of "repair".
When the glimmer of green glaze climbed onto the dragon chair again, he finally understood: history is a piece of broken porcelain, and all he can do is to leave a cricket jar in the lingering sound of the Xuande decade. The bottom of the jar is engraved with "Now that I have entered the jade throne, I will mend the sky for the Ming Dynasty."
