A scholar from the Department of Modern History traveled through the Jiajing Dynasty and became Lu Zhao, the eldest grandson of Lu Bing, the leader of the Imperial Guard.
At the beginning, he was frail and raised in another hospital, but he had the memory of two lives and could foresee the crisis of the family's destruction.
He took advantage of his great-grandmother's influence and clung to Zhang Juzheng. He spent ten years sharpening his sword, pushing the law into practice, using a whip, and spreading his family's fortune. He gradually opened up the sea and made the Ming Dynasty's treasury from empty to full.
He rewrote Zhang Juzheng's destiny and helped him to remain famous after his death; he teamed up with his third uncle Lu Yi to control the imperial guards internally and powerful military power externally, improved firearms, and innovated tactics.
Two campaigns were carried out to conquer Korea and Japan, and Japan was included in the territory of the Ming Dynasty. The other was to attack the Jurchens in the north, uproot them, and eliminate the hidden dangers of the Manchus forever.
When he became successful and famous, he refused to be a powerful official. At the age of 52, he was awarded the title of King of Pinghai. He took his family to sail to sea and create a new world overseas.
This is a legend in which a time traveler reversed the decline of the Ming Dynasty, achieved unparalleled achievements, and finally exited in style!
