Lin Mo, a modern social animal (short video planner and history enthusiast), was reborn as Zhu Houzhao, the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He used Internet thinking to deconstruct imperial power, and used sand sculpture manipulation to rectify the imperial court. He repeatedly jumped between "serious tactics" and "absurd rectifications", toughened the Donglin party, played with eunuchs, and deceived the vassal king. In the daily life of running the country, he accidentally brought the Ming Dynasty to a "ridiculous prosperity". This is a funny plot story.
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This is a rare novel that travels back in time to ancient times without incorporating palace fighting scenes. A modern social beast is reborn as the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao. He uses Internet thinking to deconstruct imperial power and uses sand sculptures to rectify the imperial court. He repeatedly jumps between serious machinations and outrageous maneuvers. It wraps the core of historical reconstruction with a funny shell. It has both a sense of relief and light power play, creating the most unorthodox true record of the Ming Dynasty emperors. Recommended to take a look.
This is a rare novel that travels back in time to ancient times without incorporating palace fighting scenes. A modern social beast is reborn as the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao. He uses Internet thinking to deconstruct imperial power and uses sand sculptures to rectify the imperial court. He repeatedly jumps between serious machinations and outrageous maneuvers. It wraps the core of historical reconstruction with a funny shell. It has both a sense of relief and light power play, creating the most unorthodox true record of the Ming Dynasty emperors. Recommended to take a look.