Tang Mingwu

Zhu Houzhao, Emperor Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty, woke up and became the second son of a salt merchant in Yangzhou in the late Tang Dynasty. Scholars, farmers, merchants, and merchants were at the bottom of the stream. Even though the Zhu family was as rich as the country, they were nothing more than fat sheep waiting to be slaughtered in the eyes of the powerful. Outsiders all said that the second son of the Zhu family was a loser who could not be supported. He spent all his time fighting chickens and chasing dogs, looking for flowers and willows, and sooner or later the whole family's business would be defeated by him. No one knew that beneath the skin of this playboy was a great emperor who had personally conquered the country and beheaded the enemy in battle. Troubled times are coming, and the blade is approaching. The eldest brother was captured, the father was trapped, the concubine brother colluded with the clan elders to seize power, and the Zhu family was in danger. Zhu Houzhao stopped pretending and tore off his dandy mask, revealing his imperial fangs. The emperor's scheming and machinations, which he was familiar with in his previous life, were used to deal with trivial clan elders and traitors, but they were nothing more than killing a chicken with a sledgehammer. He stabilized his family business, formed a private army, used business to support his army, and planned to defeat the enemy. Outwit Yangzhou and dominate the south of the Yangtze River. In ten major battles, he defeated the many with less, and his edge was unstoppable. In 907 AD, Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty, the world fell apart, and all the heroes rose up. Zhu Houzhao raised the banner of restoring the Tang Dynasty, which attracted ridicule from the whole court: Is the son of a lowly businessman worthy of becoming the world leader? He remained silent and only answered with iron cavalry. He wiped out the princes, stabilized the four directions, and finally ascended to the Nine Five-Year Plan in the troubled times, naming the country "Ming". That was the past that he always dreamed of, and it was the place that was engraved in his bones. Those who used to mock him for being humble now all kneel before His Majesty Dan and bow their heads. There is no system, no golden fingers, only the strategy and iron-blooded tactics of the previous emperor. A despised son of a salt merchant changed his destiny in the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty, followed the path of business, stepped onto the throne of God, and continued the glory of the Ming Dynasty.