Zhang Wei, a senior civil servant, was reborn as Zhu Houzhao, the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Faced with the old foxes of the Manchu Dynasty, the empty treasury and the coming chaos, he made a decisive choice - to be a "foolish emperor" first!
As a result, the style of the Forbidden City suddenly changed: the Leopard Room was transformed into a technology incubator, PPT reports were implemented in the early dynasties, performance appraisals drove the imperial historian crazy, and he left the palace incognito and became the richest man in the capital... He used modern thinking to crazily "reorganize" his life in the Ming Dynasty, but his seemingly absurd operations quietly turned the empire around.
While using commercial means to fill the national treasury, while using scientific thinking to transform the army, he also battled wits and courage with the "villains" in history. When the Mongolian cavalry pressed on the border and the civil servant group counterattacked, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty discovered that the little emperor who was fooling around all day long had already paved a completely different path for the Ming Dynasty in unimaginable ways.
This is the collision between social beasts and imperial power. It is the dimensionality reduction attack of modern wisdom on ancient rules. It is also a hilarious legend about an unlucky worker who was "forced" to revitalize China in the position of emperor.
