Li Lei, a modern social animal, died suddenly because he stayed up late to catch up on work. He was reborn in the third year of the Ming Dynasty's Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong's accession to the throne (1522), and became a 13-year-old young emperor who was ignored by powerful ministers and could not even eat hot meals from the imperial meal. He has modern knowledge but is full of "social animal instincts". He not only has to fight against powerful ministers such as Yan Song and Zhang Cong, but also has to deal with the harem, vassal kings, and border troubles. He also has to maintain the "emperor's majesty" at all times, making countless jokes, and finally transforming the flawed Ming Dynasty into a "hard-core comedy version of the prosperous age."
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The contrast between "modern social animal × puppet emperor" itself has its own humor and excitement. When workplace talk, Internet memes, and modern knowledge are thrown into the ancient court, the conflict is naturally established.
The contrast between "modern social animal × puppet emperor" itself has its own humor and excitement. When workplace talk, Internet memes, and modern knowledge are thrown into the ancient court, the conflict is naturally established.