"The Imperial Guards of the Ming Dynasty: From School Lieutenant to Imperial Master"
Zhang Hao, a scumbag in the history department, woke up and found that he was dressed as a royal guard in the Zhengde period.
The left hand was embroidered with a spring knife, the right hand was in a mess - he was involved in a theft case of secret files when he took office, and was almost thrown into prison to be cleared; he turned around and was summoned by name by the absurd emperor Zhu Houzhao, and became the "lucky man" walking in front of the emperor.
Others become Jinyiwei in order to gain power, but he just wants to use his advanced knowledge to eat and wait for death:
Improved gunpowder? That's for self-defense;
To invigorate commerce? Just want to make some extra pocket money;
Training new troops? It was purely because I was afraid that my neighbor to the north would attack me and I would have nowhere to run.
But who would have known that the playful Zhu Houzhao would fall for his trick. From "leopard room playmate" to "military advisor", he was forcibly placed in the position of "emperor's advisor".
In the court, he battles wits and courage with the old fox in the cabinet; in the rivers and lakes, he meets all kinds of beauties unexpectedly - a cold medical girl, a dashing thief, a smart daughter of a wealthy family, and even a princess from a foreign land who hides her identity...
Zhang Hao just wanted to sigh: What about hanging out as promised? How did it become a key chess piece of the Ming Dynasty and ZTE?
When the seemingly absurd emperor reveals his deep side, and when the "people" around him hide shocking secrets, Zhang Hao gradually understands: In this turbulent era, if you want to survive, you have to be able to pretend better than anyone else, fight better than anyone else, and understand better than anyone else -
How to stay upright amidst absurdity and steer the ship amidst the torrent.
Let's see how a modern academic scumbag, under the identity of a royal guard, accompanied the "recalcitrant" emperor to reopen the deviated Ming Dynasty back to the prosperous waterway, and smoothly
